I made some more bowties from my mother's scraps.
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6 comments:
Look great!
I can see Bonnie Hunter's favorite color.
This is awesome and it must be a relief for you and the next generations to have such a real souvenir of your mother.
<<<the orangy cheddar is the icing on the cake, love to see more soon, Will V in Paris
These fabrics are all so fun! I love the Parisian girls with hats, the natives with baskets on their heads, and those stripes and dots are so great! And, of course, cheddar! FUN!
Those are so fun...I have only a few of my precious mothers scraps, and they are treasures!
I can't wait to see this finished!
Sharon
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