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October 29, 2007

And now for something completely different...

I am in Halloween Costume Crunch! I love to sew the kids their costumes, its nearly the only time I drag out the sewing machine. But I've left things a wee bit last minute this year. So until I get a chance to return to regular programming, please enjoy this video break. It's a brilliant ad for the LA County Fair ...

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I got a huge kick out of these. Watched every single one of them.

Posted by: Rechelle Malin | October 31, 2007 at 10:37 AM

A Whirled Yarn

Where I spin, knit, run a small farm and a fiber shop, rant and renovate an old farmhouse all with my hands tied behind my back (no, really...my children did it...help!).