I have five boxes of embroidery silks.
They look beautiful even before one starts using them.
Thursday, 19 March 2009
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I am so impressed! Look how you have them catogorized!!! You lucky man!!!
ReplyDeleteI love embroidery thread!!! One can never have too many!!!
I know...I love colors and the different shades of each. Paint does that for me (and everything did that for my mom).
ReplyDeleteShe had this and that and these and those of everythings...hahaha.
Oh man! This is a vision of beauty! Look at all the organization....
ReplyDelete* drool *
I can still recall the smell of the box that held my mother's embroidery thread. (Hers wasn't nearly as organized as yours)
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