Yes, I am working very hard. The NY State Sheep and Wool Festival only comes once a year. Here are today's bags. I'm pleased with the way they look. "If I make it, they will come," (I hope!)
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Best in Show 2012 Md.Sheep and Wool Festival
Brookfield, Central New York, USA
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Life on my farm, one day at a time.
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Best in Show 2012 Md.Sheep and Wool Festival
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3 comments:
I am back, and I love your new bags, espesially the one on top. I carry your bag with me ewerywhere I go. I love it!
I'm so glad you like my bag. I'm still looking for those cabbage roses!
I really hope you will find them.
Can just imagine what you would do with them.
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