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June 20, 2013

Thank You Jolly Jabber!

I'm so excited, I was a guest blogger over at the Jolly Jabber blog on the  Fat Quarter Shop  website. I shared what inspired me to create the Peppermint Lane fabric for Clothworks. 

If you are a quilter, and decide to make something with this fabric, I would love to feature it on my blog and on my Facebook page. Please  let me know if you have anything you want to share. I thank you from the bottom of my heart, for purchasing fabric with my art on it!

Zipkin fabric Fat Quarter shop

Posted at 10:09 AM in Art with Zip, Fabric & Quilting with Zip!!! |

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