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Darling Daughter announced that she wanted to learn something new as a change from rug making, French knitting, card making, weaving and generally keeping me busy turning her creative endeavors into finished articles. We decided that needlepoint tapestry might be the way to go and so we went into town to The Little Shop of Hobbies on Peddar street in Morecambe and spent the best part of an hour dithering over the canvases and trying to match wools. She Will be starting this tomorrow. I love it.
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