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One white blossom and one yellow blossom.
Each on a journey to become a juicy, red strawberry.
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I am having major issues with both Illustrator and typepad image uploads this week, which is why I haven't been posting. The sun is shining brightly today, however, and I'm certain that's going to help me resolve these problems!
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| Jan DiCintio Thanks for visiting my blog! I am the owner, designer and chief bottlewasher of Daisy Janie. I have been a one-woman show for 14 years – in one artsy business or another. Seven years ago, I made my way to fabric & surface design, and eventually to self-production of my own organic fabric collections. It is here I plan to stay! I'll be writing about the fabric adventures as I go (but not giving away the farm of course) as well as other life-ly, happy things. I'm a 43-yr-old mom to a 15-yr-old kiddo, wife to the man of my dreams, doggie-owner of Scoutie-tu-tu and Georgie Porgie. I like to design fabrics, run, workout, hike, sew, google, garden, cook, eat, drink beer, and laugh (a lot). email me, why dontcha? info[at]daisyjanie[dot]com |
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