One of the many uses of a computer is that it puts out great heat for batching!
Dye season is almost here!
and now, to mix….
Elizabeth
About Me
- Elizabeth Barton
- I love learning: art (watercolor), music (piano), psychology. (why? and how?) I have a weird sense of humour, great curiosity and determination.
Working In A Series
available from me, or your local quilt store
Inspired to Design; Seven Steps to Successful Quilts
available directly from me (signed, dedicated!), or from your local quilt store, or online.
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