I have just ordered this pattern transfer from Sublime Stitching As a crafty person and library assistant I couldn't resist!
I think it will make most sense to stitch a sexy librarian book bag, any other ideas?
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I really love these - they would also look good framed on the wall or on a notebook cover.
ReplyDeleteGood ideas, thank you, I think I will try a note book first and then use it at work
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