The turn
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Have you ever dropped into a curve on the highway faster than safe?
Maybe you were taking in the view or your mindscape had your attention
and, in a spl...
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My Journey In Fiber Arts...
Hand wash with lukewarm water and gentle soap (Castille Soap, Dawn Dish Soap, Olive Oil Soap, or Clear Shampoo for example). Do not wring; squeeze water out gently and roll in towel to get excess water out. Block out on towel and air dry. Iron if needed on a silk setting if the fabric the wool is felted through is silk (which most of my stuff is). Do not iron at a higher setting than Wool even if felted through cotton scrim or you risk scorching the wool.
4 comments:
Thank you so much for your lovely memories and words of my sister, Pat Shafer. I am missing her so much right now and actually Googled her name, only to find your posting. What a comfort they provide for me. She was indeed a talented, unique person and we all miss her. Thank you....Glenda
Hi Frannie... That was a lovely post. My mom always thought very highly of you. Thank you all again for being around during that time. And I really like your blog. B
Hi Frannie,
I read your post and am very sorry that you lost your friend. She must have been a very nice person. The elder women in our lives are very important. They leave a special lasting impression in our hearts.
Praying for you to have comfort.
Susan
Thank you all for your comments. Glenda, I am glad my words were of some comfort to you. Bart, no problem, thank you! Susan, thank you for your kind words, and, you are right, the elder women in our lives are of great importance which I value more and more as I get older.
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