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I'm a lucky girl

I'm back from sewing camp - had a great time as usual - due to all the lovely people I met up with (and those I went with). My sewing desk did get rather messy - but I got lots done and I will post photos of the projects and what other people made.
The Jacksons (as they are called) each made an owl - they did make us laugh... I even had a dream about owls - I rescued a baby one.
And here are my cracked tile blocks laid out. I will post another photo of it finished - with borders.
And I've won some fabric on a blog - the blog is Greenolive. It's a great site and she's a very talented designer.
So after this quick post I really need to sort out my sewing room - it really does look like a bomb site.

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Selina said…
Glad to hear you've been away, having a good time creating stuff. I was wondering how you were as you'd disappeared off the radar.

Hope to see you soon.
4 August 2009 at 18:35
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