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<\/a><\/p>\nAnd then I got distracted- fabric sensory overload! Who could resist???<\/p>\n
paper dolls-<\/p>\n
red ridinghood-<\/p>\n it was the embroidery on this one that drew me in-<\/p>\n don’t ask me what I will do with this- I just couldn’t leave without it!<\/p>\n The red and white polka dots probably fall into the sensible purchase category. The other 2, 60s\/70s graphics, not so much.<\/p>\n and there is more, but these are the highlights. Some fabrics were in bags where there was something I couldn’t resist and other bits that I am not interested in. So, it might be a good thing if next year I had my OWN table at fabric-a-brac!<\/p>\n On an entirely different subject, I listened to this podcast on RadioLab about face blindness<\/a>. I fond it fascinating, especially how these 2 intelligent and successful men have dealt with their disability in completely different ways. I think the discussion would be interesting for anyone who deals with learning disabilities and\/or the people with them.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I started out with a clear picture of what I wanted and “needed” (ha ha!) I bought a variety of stripes. And then I got distracted- fabric sensory overload! Who could resist??? paper dolls- red ridinghood- it was the embroidery … Continue reading <\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n