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Progress on my own pattern

03-09-2007, 09:55 PM

I've been workin on this for a little over 5 hours,BTW finally got my ink for my printer lol. It's no JZ. but I think it looks pretty good so far.This is the first pattern I've ever done and showed it to Kevin to get some input and He said it looked pretty good,Thanks Kevin,I hope you all feel the same as he did. I'm not gonna show progress again no input lol.

Jerry
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