And when I gave it to her, I almost puked.
You see, I tried something different with Rachel’s.
I wanted it to be a little more whimsical.
I wanted brighter color. (Hence using blues, greens, and oranges.)
I wanted more texture so that people would feel compelled to touch it.
So, when you look at the pictures, keep that in mind. Because I don’t think I succeeded, but that was the goal.
Oh, and once again, my camera betrayed me.
I don’t know why it doesn’t like me to get close and zoom. It just won’t focus correctly when I do that. I suppose if I read the instructions it would tell me. But, I can’t be bothered with that…
Rachel, I tried my best...
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And I love, love, love it! I think it's so beautiful and pefect. Thank you so much. I wish you
(continuing from the previous comment - darn trigger finger.)
that you would feel happier about it. I really do love it.
I love it too! It's so full of life. Thanks for sharing pictures! Go Liz!!!
Yet again, wonderful. I love the R at the bottom and her hair thingie. And how fantastic that I see the word guild on the page. I've always dreamed of being in a guild. I can't share that too much, cause some lady from church randomly invited me to her quilting guild. Doesn't sound too bad, but she is a Civil War reenactor, so you can see my problem.
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