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Deirdre: I love small things. I've learned just about every kind of needle craft there is from sewing to knitting, and will share it all here. I often feel like I fell down a rabbit hole and landed somewhere between wonderland and oz. From 1/12th scale miniatures to a full size quilt you will find me hard at work, creating and finishing as much as time will allow. Come visit often, you never know what I'll be working on next.

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