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Enjoying what you do

Some days are so much more fun than others. Do you agree? Do you find that most of what you do is fun? I wanted to take this time to tell you that what I do for a living uses my talents and my creativity and changes the look in your home. Soft home furnishings, window treatments, custom bedding, roman shades, pillows--all of that can change a room in an instant. It helps greatly if we are working with beautiful fabrics. Let me help you transform your home--room by room.

I will be posting some pictures of those very transformations.

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  1. Elizabeth MaxsonAugust 22, 2009 at 9:10 AM

    I wanted to be the first to comment on your beautiful blog!! I look forward to seeing and reading all about you!! ;-) I am so blessed to have you in my life as a friend and as my seamstress - your little fingers just do magic. I don't know what I would do without you.

    Love,
    Elizabeth

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