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3 comments:
WOW!! Beautiful, gorgeous, delicate, fascinating (fill in all the other adjectives you can think of!)!! You've joined the group of my lace-knitting heroines. Thank you for the intricate eye-candy!
I know CBM used it already but WOW is the only word to describe your shawl, Cindy! I would love to be wrapped up in that one. Thanks for inpiration.
Wow, that is gorgeous!!!
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