However, I wanted a bit of a connection between that post and this one from John Hopper about the makers involved in this enterprise founded by Ellen Dorsch of Vermont. To my delight, I've found a location in Edmonton that's on the list of vendors of these products. It's now on my "must see" list for my next trip up there!
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I may or may not resume that pace, but return to them I will, this fall...a perfect slow-stitching project for the winter. I haven't lost sight of the piece for which I began to make them in the first place...and Judith's persistence has motivated me to get back at it!
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Thanks for posting this, Margaret. I looked up Judy Martin's work and it is amazing!
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