Here are a few motifs I have come up with for the latest book of patterns. I shall show how to assemble them into both a hair slide and a corsage, showing that the same motif can be used in more ways than one.
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2 comments:
Clunys!!!
I can't wait to get a hold of the book.
Happy New Year to you, Linda! It's good to see you're still around ;-)
They are beautiful, your book sounds very interesting.
Margaret
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