I won't bother putting up the instructions, as they recommend the butterflys worked as a border on a tray cloth using eyelet embroidery and buttonhole stitch.
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Interestingly, notice the "beau bag"? It reminds me of the cover of the last Adorn magazine.
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1 comment:
That is funny how it does look similar.
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