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My Daughter finished this rug a while ago.
It takes me a while to get around to binding them for her and hanging them up or turning them into cushions. There are at least three more waiting my attention, and she has two more on the go at the moment. When she runs out of wall space we might have to actually put them on the floor.
As it is, we have to come up with some creative ways to hang them
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Could they be made into cushions?
Posted by: Sue Caissy nee Gardner | June 10, 2007 at 12:36 PM
i love the rug it so cute, i've done one of a dolpin dut the pic i took was'nt very good so it isnt up on my blog.
good work
sammyjo
Posted by: samantha rutley | December 20, 2006 at 10:26 AM