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Congratulations to Ali of alimakes for winning the giveaway from A Quilter's Table!
Welcome to Giveaway Day! I'm so pleased you stopped by A Quilter's Table - thank you! We're in for a fun and busy week in quilt-blog land!
The giveaway I have to offer includes a book, Playful Patchwork: Happy, Colorful, and Irresistible Ideas and Instruction for Modern Piecework, Applique, and Quilting, by Suzuko Koseki and several charm packs from a variety of fabric eras.
Thanks again for visiting A Quilter's Table. If you aren't a regular follower, I'd love to have you visit again soon and share my journey of quilting and sharing around the table.
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My proudest moment was repairing a vintage quilt and realising that quilting wasn't that hard and that I was well and truly hooked!!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was sewing the bedding for my soon-to-be born baby's nursery!
ReplyDeleteProudest moment in my sewing room this year would have to be finishing up a quilt top I had for over two years. It was so good to have it done! Thanks for the giveaway :)
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was when three of us got together for a workshop to make your triple zipper pouch.
ReplyDeleteMy two friends both suffer from zipper phobia so it was great to be able to show them, with the help of your tutorial, that zippers are not scary but fun.
Margaret
My proudest moment was seeing the look of sheer joy on my sons face when I handed him his own first quilt that he had designed and chosen the fabric for. All I had done was cut and sew it together.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was finishing three kids quilts..yay me!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment(s) were finishing several projects for my daughter's bedroom re-do - valences, beanbag chair, gumdrop pillow. Thanks for a great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteellen(at)myerly(dot)net
My proudest moment was finishing my first ever quilt top :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway! My proudest moment(s): finishing my first coat, finishing my first full-sized quilt top, finishing my 2nd coat. :)
ReplyDeleteadriprints(at)yahoo(dot)com
Proudest moment, hmm...finally figuring out how to fmq on my standard sewing machine! 2nd proudest was seeing an outfit I made on a girl in our local Little Miss Pumpkin Show contest.
ReplyDelete....when I finished that very first quilt! Amazing! That I could actually pull all those little pieces of fabric together into something so cute (or at least I thought so!).
ReplyDeleteProudest moment was actually finishing the baby quilt i was making in time for the baby shower. lol
ReplyDeletei managed to FMQ my son's name...now to see if i can repeat this feat. thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was probably when I faced one of my greatest fears and at the same time reached one of my biggest goals and made my first FMQ feathers! And I was actually so proud and happy with the outcome!
ReplyDeletethanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletei completed an entire swoon quilt. ginormous. and quilted in on my home machine. and hand stitched the binding. and it's my favorite. :)
My proudest moment was finishing a quilt I made for my mum - it is 82" square and I free motion quilted it (I'd only ever FMQ baby quilts before)
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping my current endeavor will be my proudest moment: I'm finally learning to free motion quilt! em_komiskey at yahoo dot com
ReplyDeleteMy proudes moment was attempting to free motion quilt on my home machine and getting it to look like I wanted!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new quilter and my proudest moment this year is finishing this quilt top: http://melissalovescolor.blogspot.com/2012/11/value-added-qal-quilt-top.html
ReplyDeletethanks for the chance
ReplyDeletemy proudest moment was when my mum said things I sew look good! believe, it took me years to hear it!
The diaper bag and matching big sister bag I made.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! That book looks fab! My proudest sewing moment this year was probably my first Feliz Party Dress: http://craftyhour.com/?p=174
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was finishing my Jane Stickle quilt! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletemy proudest moment was sewing 30 jedi robes for my son's star wars birthday
ReplyDeleteradiyas(at)gmail(dot)com
This year I made a pinwheel quilt for my daughters bed and it turned out really good, I am very excited to try another quilt now that I have succeeded on one. eatkin85(at)yahoo(dot)com
ReplyDeleteProudest moment was when I finished all my projects that had been gathering dust. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great group of comments! My proudest moment is getting a wedding gift completed with handstitching! Big for me :)
ReplyDeleteMy sons designed me a studio so I dont have to sit at the kitchen table
ReplyDeletein reality, i'm super proud of myself whenever i actually finish any project. :) i have a stack of quilt tops that need backs, and like to start projects, but finishing is another thing. :) thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletebess
My proudest moment was when I finished my very first quilt last month. It now sits proudly on my bed.
ReplyDeleteProudest moment.. actually turning my machine on! Been so busy with other things there has been no time this year!
ReplyDeleteWrestling large quilts through my tiny machine to FMQ always makes me proud! :D
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment in sewing this year was completing a Fall S.W.A.P for my daughter from stash fabric!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was making a machine-embroidered wall hanging for my mother-in-law that she loves!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was when my daughter opened her birthday gift (a quilt) and said it was her favorite gift ever.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was learning to use the different feet that came with my sewing machine. Thanks for your giveaway ! ajhtejpal at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome giveaway! Thank you! I finished 4 sets of Dresden table toppers and matching placemats for Christmas gifts. :) Merry Christmas
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was teaching my oldest son, 8, how to piece his first quilt block together by hand. Now, he wants to use the machine!
ReplyDeleteMy daughter gave me my first charm pack and I made a Disappearing nine patch quilt with it. Everyone admires it on my sewing room wall, I'd love to win some more charm packs to try a different pattern.
ReplyDeletemy proudest moment so far was finishing my first quilt, and quilting it! It was queen size, and I wa so glad I made it!
ReplyDeleteI just pieced my second baby quilt (second quilt ever) and due to more careful cutting and piecing and almost all of my points like up perfectly!! Thanks for the great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteMisty.Ann.Fletcher at gmail dot com
My proudest moment was when I completed a out costumes for the Renaissance Faire over the summer!
ReplyDeleteI'd have to say that my proudest moment in the sewing room this year was not in relation to a project; it was getting that space cleaned up and (relatively) organized - which lasted for at least a little while! :-)
ReplyDeletePiecing my first quilt. Thanks for chance to win.
ReplyDeletePiecing my first quilt. Thanks for chance to win.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was when I finished my daughters Christmas present quilt... over 700 half square triangles!
ReplyDeletelisamcgriff(at)hotmail(dot)com
In general, I have noticed that my sewing has gotten a lot cleaner and better looking this year, and I'm proud of that. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleterobyn(dot)geddes(at)gmail(dot)com
A wonderful give away..I have been eyeballing those "era fabrics"...very interesting!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment...when I finally finished all 5 of the twin size quilts I made for my grand kids for Christmas gifts this year...each on specifically "about" that child! TON of work, but they will love it!
Cheri
quiltingnanny(at)yahoo(dot)com (or the google one!)
My proudest moment was actually finishing FMQ a queen size quilt all in feathers. Whew. Thanks for the opportunity on the draw and Merry Christmas to you
ReplyDeletebonnielarson58@gmail.com
Doing a block of the month and learning lots of new techniques.
ReplyDeleteI guess my proudest moment was when I finished my first sew in frame coin purse for a blog hop. I wasn't sure I could actually make one but I did, and it was a success. I made a dozen more and was just as proud of those!
ReplyDeleteI made a pattern myself from an idea, created the quilt then Hand quilted it ALL. I surprised myself and it turned out good too!!! Vivian
ReplyDeleteProudest moment was finishing a twin sized quilt for my little girl :)
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was making matching dresses for my two daughers that they love to wear, and I think look so cute.
ReplyDeletea raglan tee and a beautiful pair of pants for my son. really! i'll send you pics if you want!
ReplyDeleteI finished English Paper Piecing a cushion cover, and was very pleased with it!
ReplyDeleteI am so proud that I resurrected my first attempt at a quilt and finished it! In retrospect, squares bordered by tiny 1" squares was not the best first quilt idea. Thanks for the chance to win! akmajor (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment is finally figuring out how to sew a zipper in.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was completing my first quilt top-that wasn't from a kit.
ReplyDeleteWow! What a generous giveaway! My proudest moment was when I pieced together a queen size quilt last month. It was fun! adaisygarden@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteProudest moment... hmm... that's tough, I guess finishing my daughter's quilt!
ReplyDeletesteeplechaser29 at yahoo
My proudest moment was finishing a mini quilt with CURVES! :D
ReplyDeleteI haven't done much sewing this year until recently. But i've finished a dress, three skirts and an working on dolls. The dolls will be my favorite!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was getting a second place ribbon at my guilds show.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was sewing a boppy cover and matching changing pad cover than actually looked boutique worthy!
ReplyDeleteI have a three year old and I'm often so proud of him. I can't pick out one particular moment. When he is kind and polite to people, I'm so proud of him.
ReplyDeleteI loved the time my teenage daughter came in and started fiddling around and actually started making something. She never does that!
ReplyDeleteI tried quilt-as-you-go and I loved it and it turned out better than I thought it would.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was when I finished a 1940 dress pattern I was sewing up, using a couple of new-to-me techniques. I was (and still am!) so happy with the finishings on it and the fit. :-)
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was making a dress for myself (the Darling Ranges pattern). Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteMaking a quilts of valor quilt
ReplyDeleteFinishing my first ever patchwork quilt :)
ReplyDeleteI've used my buttohhole foot! thank you!
ReplyDeletei made a bag and my friend said it is lovely!!
ReplyDeleteaudrey_jiajia@msn.com
When I finished sewing my hexies together for a quilt top. It was my first project ;) Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteWow how generous! I entered my first quilt competition this year- and it was my first pictorial quilt too!
ReplyDeletekerry(AT)penny-dog.co.uk
I'm a beginning sewer and my proudest moment was when I made a hammock for my rats by myself instead of buying one!
ReplyDeletepinkmalice at mail dot ru
My proudest moment was the four matching dresses I made for my girls- I designed them and made my own patterns!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great giveaway!
Finishing my first ever quilt! Wonderful giveaway
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment in the sewing room was actually moving to a house with a sewing room! Though I still have not unpacked everything!
ReplyDeleteI finished my first shawl which I made for my mother who is undergoing treatment for breat cancer and is cold all the time as a result, I know she will love it and appreciate the time and love i put into it.
ReplyDeleteI made my first mini quilt, a book shelf quilt for my dad. I was sooooo chuffed! x
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty new to sewing so. Y proudest moment was completing an iPad over with pockets and zips.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was finishing a quilted bag that turned out lovely. My sister-in-law fell in love with it when I visited her in Idaho and it now lives with her!
ReplyDeleteI recently moved into a house and "inherited" the previous owners' tabletop sewing machine. So my proudest moment? Learning how to use it and making my first quilt top! :)
ReplyDeleteMaking three baby quilts tops and selling all of them with orders for more.
ReplyDeletewrbontrager@verizon.net
I'm new to sewing, so my proudest moment was installing my first zip. It's the little things ;)
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was finishing my first quilt for my son.
ReplyDeletefinishing my first "normal size quilt" so far I only did mini quilts ..
ReplyDeleteTo be honest the proudest moment in my sewing room was becoming completely organized. I took everything out and re organized everything to flow as I needed it to in my space, it's wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI was very proud when I finally finished my colour wheel quilt!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest sewing moment was making the blocks for my Christmas quilt all in one day! :)
ReplyDeleteMy proudest sewing moment was making the blocks for my Christmas quilt all in one day! :)
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was giving my Mum the quilt that I made her for her 60th.
ReplyDeleteOooh, what a great question! My proudest moment was when I tackled/mastered machine binding. It's made it a lot easier to wrap up some of my quilts quickly.
ReplyDeletedropping my feed dogs and trying out free motion quilting!
ReplyDeletexoxo melzie4boyz@aol.com
Finishing designing a custom tote bag.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment: making a pair of pjs for my daughter without a pattern! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteWhen I discovered that my quilt had won the Ez Dresden Challenge hosted by SLMQG and that it would be hanging at Fall Market.
ReplyDeleteI finished my daughter's quilt!
ReplyDeletesntbosch(at)msn(dot)com
Actually this week I finished up a quilt from a class this summer that had a lot of hand sewing techniques. It took so many hours I can't even believe it, but I just washed it and dried it and I'm so proud of myself!
ReplyDeleteGirl, my proudest moment was I was able to understand a pattern for a project, which had been [poorly] written in my own native language! Yikes!!! I can already see that beautiful gift inside my mailbox!!!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was finishing a tshirt quilt for my dad. He gave me a bunch of shirts and asked me to make it for him. I just finished it in time for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI think my proudest moment was finishing the pieces of a hex quilt I've been working on. There were a lot of them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway!
My proudest moment this year was coming up with a turkey costume for my daughter!
ReplyDeleteloreew at pacbell dot net
My proudest moment was when I completed a wall hanging made of suede - so many compliments, too.
ReplyDeleteProudest moment was coordinating the construction (doing a lot myslef) of over 250 flags for our High School marching band who used them to win the State Championship last month.
ReplyDeleteI think my proudest moment this year was getting my first pattern published in Stitch magazine.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your very generous giveaway. This awesome book is on my wish list!
berene(at)happysewlucky(dot)com
My proudest moment was last month when I did FMQ and didn't rip everything out and revert back to straight line quilting. :)
ReplyDeleteProudest moment may have been now with cleaning out my entire sewing room. Wow! Did I forget how much fabric I really had! ;)
ReplyDeleteMy proudest Moment for sewing was putting the last stitch of my first Hand bound Quilt. And My other Proud moment of this year was running my first 7:00 Min. Mile! Thanks for this generous giveaway.
ReplyDeleteOh gosh I love that bunting fabric! Umm..proudest moment. I guess would have to be the upcycling of many thrifted sweater turned kids clothes. Saved us a bunch o' bucks!
ReplyDeleteCompleting dresses for my granddaughters that were so cute was my proudest moment! Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI don't really have a proud sewing moment this year. It has been a really tough year for me and I have barely kept my head above water. I think I am finally coming out of the tunnel. However, last year I made my daughter in love a beautiful purse that people thought was a Vera and I made my daughter a beautiful pieced tote with a matching purse and accessories. I hope to get back to that kind of thing this coming year.
ReplyDeleteI was happy to see one of my cross stitched pieces incorporated into a beautiful quilt by one of the quilters of my Yahoo group, World of Charity Stitching. I'm proud to be a part of such a great group of ladies.
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Peggy
peggy_verdongibbs@att.net
My proudest moment was designing, piecing and quilting a queen size double sided pirate quilt for my friends son.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest sewing moment was when I figured out a pattern oddity for a hoodie I made for my son. It had stymied me and I put it aside for months. Finishing it felt great!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was when I was able to give a quilt I made, start to finish,to my neice for her college graduation. Thanks for the chance at your wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment- I hate to say but just making the time to be at my machine is a proud moment. Thanks for participating in the Giveaway Day.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was accomplishing the Super Mario Quilt Along that was posted by Cut to Pieces. Thousands of 1 inch squares!
ReplyDeleteWhen I made my mom a BOO sign held together with ribbon and modge podged halloween paper over it and it came out pretty decent. Not too shabby!
ReplyDeletegdukeak@gmail.com
My proudest moment this year was completing my first paper pieced stars!
ReplyDeleteI made my first garment that I could actually wear to work. It was kludgy in the end because (like always) I made it way too big because I was afraid of making it too small, but I made it work and It's a wearable garment!
ReplyDeletei whipped up 2 halloween costumes in a weekend
ReplyDeletemaking a cordouroy skirt that fits me well!
ReplyDeletemandiprout80 @ gmail dot com
My quilts of valor quilt
ReplyDeleteEasy. Starting and finishing a Feliz dress. Now that I've done it, I'd do it all over again. But the entire experience was a little bit of a white knuckle experience !
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment this year was finally getting the 4 block sections to the Anna Maria Horner Love Emblem quilt I am working on to lie flat and fit together. It's the first time I've made a quilt using templates, and at 225% at that, so no minor amount of tears were involved. I finally conquered by ironing every block onto freezer paper to keep them flat and stable, trimming them uniform, and sewing them together with the freezer paper still on. I'm even adding the borders while the freezer paper is on, just in case. Good thing the quilt is for someone I love very much ;)
ReplyDeleteProudest moment? Cleaning it out and reorganizing!!
ReplyDeleteProudest moment this year, sewing-wise...was makin my 1st quilt...and it turned out soooo nice....& working on my 3rd one now! TADA! lol
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was giving my grandma a (small) quilt I'd made.
ReplyDeleteMy proudest sewing moment was when I completed my first log cabin quilt and wasn't ashamed to show it to others.
ReplyDeleteProudest moment when I finished a pinwheel quilt for my son! Thanks for the great giveaway:)
ReplyDeleteI worked very hard in the early fall and gave away three couch quilts and two baby quilt wraps that I made all on one day. It will be a long time before I give away so many quilts at one.
ReplyDeleteRegards from Western Canada,
Anna
My proudest moment was starting to actually sew a quilt top that I had cut out over a year ago! Was pleased with myself for taking the plunge despite being worried I would 'ruin' the fabric!
ReplyDeleteThe quilt I am currently working on. Doing a little needleturn applique for the first time. Thank you for the wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI was able to keep up an year long challenge with paperpieced tree's and even finished the quilt in time! This is so great!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was finishing a quilt for my mom. It is only my second finished quilt and she loved it!
ReplyDeleteMy piecing skills are just getting so much better! I was making a pinwheel quilt and it was just amazing to me that all my points were coming out great. It's just very encouraging.
ReplyDeleteI made a lovely diaper bag with fabric I block-printed myself. Thanks for doing the give-away!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance to win! I just finished my first Oliver and S pattern for my son and I love it so much! My best moment yet.
ReplyDeleteMaking flying geese that came out right!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was selling my first quilt as soon as I listed it and getting lots of positive feedback online about it :)
ReplyDeleteOh what a wonderful collection of goodies! I'm not sure of a proudest moment, but I love each finish like it was the first. Thanks for the chance.
ReplyDeleteI finished my first beginners QAL ! thank you!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was just getting my sewing "area" up and going! Hopefully my proudest moment of 2013 will be finishing my first quilt! Thanks for the giveaway! Amy @ gasudimack(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely giveaway, thank you very much for participating and offering it. My proudest moment was creating my first canvas, it was very outside my comfort zone, but I am so glad I did it. I have a new love for creating and it made me face a fear.
ReplyDeleteHappy holidays!
Proudest moment was finishing the hand appliqued Dresden Plate I made for my nephew as a wedding gift - then attending the wedding in your hometown of Seattle. Beautiful place. Almost as pretty as the great plains of my own Oklahoma.
ReplyDeleteFinally figuring out a logical way to set my craft station and TV. I live in a studio apartment so it's hard!
ReplyDeleteFinishing a quilt that I thought would be good enough to enter in QuiltCon.
ReplyDeleteGreat giveaway! My proudest moment was seeing my quilt displayed at the Minnesota annual show - knowing I was a total beginner. :)
ReplyDeleteProudest moment, mmm a picture of my best friend's girls wearing my pieced quilty dresses for easter. And they got sooo many compliments, I loved it!
ReplyDeleteFor me..it is such a thrill to actually be doing quilting rather than just dreaming about it... but it took me far too long to get to this stage. I am so loving the process of learning through practice and count my mistakes as valuable learning curves. Yay!! I agree that it is good to recognised and celebrate these steps. grace(at)amnet(dot)net(dot)au
ReplyDeleteI tried paper piecing for the first time this year, and I think that was a proud sewing moment for me!
ReplyDeleteSince I'm a beginner, my proudest moment was finishing a project! I made a set of curtains (no real pattern) for my daughter's bedroom
ReplyDeletemy proudest moment so far was completing the receiving blanket for my best friend's new baby girl about 2.5 hours before she was born-5 weeks early! And completing my son's halloween costume that was pretty complex this year!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment in the sewing room this year is *finally* getting started on altering the clothes from my "to alter" pile!
ReplyDeleteThat's nice! My proudest crafty moment was making boutonnieres and wrist corsages for my best friend's wedding party -- using dried hops, origami and other good stuff! A little bit of an engineering puzzle at first, but they came out great!
ReplyDeleteproud of my knitting adventures of this year~ next year is onto sewing.... thank you!
ReplyDeleteangela
imisswaylon@Hotmail.com
following you !
ReplyDeleteangela
imisswaylon@Hotmail.com
I had my sixth child this year, so my sewing time is very limited, but I did sew 15 quilted zipper pouches. They turned out quite nice.
ReplyDeletemmm proudest moment, mmm my first stuffed doll :)
ReplyDeleteI've been really proud of my FMQ improvements this year. I've come a long way.
ReplyDeleteIncredible giveaway! Proudest moment? Hmmm...Improv piecing the knight bus from Harry Potter onto a tote for a swap partner! Thanks again Debbie for the chance to win! kat129(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteI was very proud of myself for making a crib bumper for my son's nursery. I didn't really know what I was doing, but I think it turned out really cute.
ReplyDeleteI am fairly certain you were there for that this year since it was at the Sewing Summit. I made a TOTE and unless I am confusing you and your daughter with another Mom/daughter team there, I do believe you both gave me some pointers to help me along. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance to win a great prize.
Becky
my proudest moment was finishing my mammoth dinosaur quilt!
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was when I finally claimed the spare bedroom as my sewing room. I moved everything out, painted and moved the sewing machine from the dining room into my own sewing room.
ReplyDeleteSince I'm a little newer to sewing, I'm proud of some pretty minor stuff...like joining an online bee!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth
Lwghosts at yahoo dot com
I totally made a zippered pouch!!! I was sooo proud that it opened and everything!! Lol
ReplyDeleteHhmmm. probably the oversized scrappy queen size quilt with over 1800 2" squares and 360 different fabrics.
ReplyDeletejjjcwebb at hotmail dot com
When I finished my first IMPROV quilt and it didn't look horrible. I was mighty pleased with myself. This is a great bundle, thank you!
ReplyDeleteHmm... probably finishing two quilts in record time because they were to be given away - one a wedding gift, the other to a friend going for cancer treatment.
ReplyDeleteI have learnt so much this year! I have a proud moment every time I complete a project! recently though I was very proud when I completed my first item of clothing, a dress for my new baby :)
ReplyDeleteamers56(at)hotmail(dot)com
I finally finished a quilt for my grandson that he had been waiting for way too long.
ReplyDeletenicolesender(at)yahoo(dot)com
I finished a quilt for my baby boy before he was born! Glad i met that deadline :)
ReplyDeleteMy proudest moment was finishing a quilt for my dad.
ReplyDeleteI was happy to finish my fifth quilt this year. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI have two: when I cleaned the room up, and when I chose the pattern for my next project, because I've been stuck with too many options.
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