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Dear Sue…
I am really amazed at the spectacular work you do. I have experimented with other stitches but now I’m working in just plain continental! What a bore and how exciting your work is. I love the way you use the fiber horizontally rather than diagonally. AndI love the pictures of your life, especially the forsythia, a shrub I dearly miss here in Charleston.
The balls are fascinating; how I would love to live near you so I could work with these amaziing stitiches. Went into one of your friend’s blogs and I also love the way she uses crewel on fabric. How creative you all are; I’m impressed! Sally
Morning!
Please be sure to visit my blog today. Surprise!
xoxo