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25 March 20071 min read

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  1. jude26 March 2007
    great, so simple and expressive. how big?
  2. Jade26 March 2007
    they are really lovely, Claire, the colours are great.
  3. Claire26 March 2007
    Thanks Jude. They are 50x40cm (20X16")
  4. Claire27 March 2007
    Hi Jade, Thanks :-) I love the colours too... and I have bit of fabric dyed up 'just that orange' so I may even be able to make up some accessories to match as these are going into our bedroom.
  5. helle27 March 2007
    So love the colours and simplicity. A bit Morandi-ish. Easy to leave a comment this time.
  6. Claire28 March 2007
    Thanks Helle :-)

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