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- Allie’s in Stitches - Blog of crazy-quilting expert Allison Ann Aller
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Jul
7
Tinaseamonster of Hello Craft points out the lovely needlework of Elinart. Tina says,
No one loves mold. No one, except Elinart, that is. Elinart adorns purses, pillows and wall art with some pretty convincing mold.
Get the links from the Hello Craft post.
