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Sometimes adding something extra wrecks a piece, luckily I tried sewing on the bottom of the piece before realising it did not need it!

Posted bysharongreenawayFebruary 2, 2020February 3, 2020Posted in#sharongreenawayTags:#sharongreenawayartist, australia, embroidery, giclee, hand coloured, native floral art, natural rock pigments, pigments, Sharon Greenaway, wattleLeave a comment on Current work in progress

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