Per request, here is the mermaid/kit doll, complete with sustifficate. ….and various other bits of stuff.
Sorry, needlecraft is pretty much totally lost on me, the only thing I can say about crochet and sewing is that they are a lot less annoying than knitting.
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Like it very much – so does fran, who now wants to raid my shelves 🙄
I love it! Excellent job.
Looks great, something my K would like I reckon. Elle
Looks interesting, however, I find knitting a lot less annoying than sewing or crochet (because my crocheting skills are pretty none existant).
I’ve moved PCs and have lost your contact details (doh) and can’t find my login details for Hearth & Home (double doh) – would you be able to send them please, as now I have broadband back I have half a chance of developing the bloody thing.
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