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- Laurie Simpson has delighted others with her quilts for over 30 years. Her work graces galleries and private collections. Polly Minick started hooking rugs in the late 70’s. Polly’s enthusiasm for the art has led her to national acclaim as a creator of primitive style rugs and has elevated her to guest lecturer, she enjoys traveling the country speaking to others who love this art.
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6 comments:
Very fun! But, the shoes aren't nearly as cuteas the ones in your last post :0)
Love this I will be there next week!
Oooo....cool
Im having a giveaway:) www.sewscissorhappy.blogspot.com
Awesome wall..
Wow.
wow, how neat! kudos to the display people who thought that up.
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