PS It's proving to be a bit of a Rorscharch test, but I love my Yarn Ball Tree with Niddy-Noddy Trunk!
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3 comments:
I love this window!
Thanks Lou,
It didn't photograph as well as I would have liked. The yarn ball colours were really more vibrant.
Is the trunk of the tree a Niddy-Noddy? Cool.
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