These ornaments are so tedious with many small amounts per color. I have one more ornament after this one and I will be glad to move on to something else.
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3 thoughts on “SAL-Heirloom Bride Ornament 11”
she’s very pretty ! Hope you’ve got something less “annoying” lined up for afterwards
nothing like a bit of retail therapy to spur us on lol. I’ve just recently bought a job-lot of old sewing/knitting magazines. Can’t wait for the parcel to arrive!
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she’s very pretty ! Hope you’ve got something less “annoying” lined up for afterwards
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I do! I am very excited. I purchased a whole stack of new patterns. 😉.
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nothing like a bit of retail therapy to spur us on lol. I’ve just recently bought a job-lot of old sewing/knitting magazines. Can’t wait for the parcel to arrive!
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