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November 24, 2009 by sketchbloom

image via habitofdesign.blogspot.com

I wanted to show off the lovely necklace that I received from Jennifer at Habit of Design. A flower for SketchBloom!

Well, I will have to wear this at my next art/design outing!

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Posted in art,poetry,writing, Design | Tagged crafts, Design, found materials, gifts, habit of design, handmade textile pieces, jewelry, lace, patterns, vintage | 2 Comments

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on November 25, 2009 at 10:05 am | Reply Jennifer Reece

Dearest Miti,

I’m so happy that you like the necklace and hope that you will enjoy wearing it!

I’m so very thankful to have met you.

with love,
Jennifer

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on November 25, 2009 at 6:10 pm | Reply sketchbloom

I am too! i will send you photos when i wear it! by the way i will post on typewriters soon:) …hugs!! have a wonderful holiday.

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