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1   Link   Heavenly Style . Sassy as Hell
Currently I'm blogging about the process of creating 100 different Moo Moos. It's an exercise in simple pattern drafting, and an amusing art project for myself. I post pictures and give brief descriptions of what I changed up. Comments and suggestions are welcome! I've just started last week, so join in early to see how the process unfolds.
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2   Link   Jules Mae Clothing
Handmade, one of a kind clothing using rescued fabrics. 		21
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