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When I looked, it was not at all what I think of as a bodkin.
Seeing what they offered, it did make sense as a tool for swedish weaving.
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Sounds like really neat stuff!
I know what you mean about new ideas. I use to do a lot of cross stitching and several years ago I was at a garage sale and they had high count cross stitch fabric really cheap so I got like 3 yards of white and 3 yards of beige. Now I wonder if I'll ever use it.
I know what you mean about new ideas. I use to do a lot of cross stitching and several years ago I was at a garage sale and they had high count cross stitch fabric really cheap so I got like 3 yards of white and 3 yards of beige. Now I wonder if I'll ever use it.
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