A simple thank you

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A simple thank you

02-01-2006, 08:52 AM

Good Morning Folks,

Sue and I have been playing a little with the idea of spring since it is so mild here - not the best representation of a Canadian winter for the Californian.

So, with coffee this morning, I posted "Paisley" as a free pattern available to all members of SSW forum. Visit us at Chrestensen Burghout Designs, and visit our "what's new" page - she's there waiting for you.

Paisley Photo 200 CB Designs bp.jpg

Now - back to work.... or was it back to my coffee.... I forget.
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02-01-2006, 08:54 AM

. it is an awesome pattern!

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