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Comment by Lynda Coker on July 21, 2008 at 6:53pm

Hey Patricia, You are too kind. lol As a matter of fact, I do have some more that I'm going to post soon. I'll let you know. Thanks for dropping a comment. lynda

Comment by Kayla on July 21, 2008 at 12:59pm

Linda this is Patricia....I just got on Kayla's site and saw the 'wall hanging', it is really wonderful. It draws the eye and keeps it roving round the whole piece. The center was a joy to contemplate; it puts me in mind of an African masque. It really should be in glass and mounted as a window. Sun rays slanting through that pattern would take your breath away. Do it again, do it again....lol

Comment by Lynda Coker on July 17, 2008 at 3:01pm

Thanks T.J. and Sandra. Sandra, if you could see all my unfinished projects you wouldn't think I was so efficient. :) Lynda

Comment by Sandra Kay on July 17, 2008 at 1:29pm

OMG! It's gorgeous! How on earth do you do it all? Such creativity in so many areas is to be admired--and I do. Thank you for sharing.

Comment by Lynda Coker on July 17, 2008 at 10:41am

It does keep me focused, JKathleen. And I'd love to hang out with you in your Ice Cream Parlor. :) Celia, I'm sure you're talented in areas you haven't even considered, like be gracious and warm, not a talent everyone has. Sandy, I hang my art all over my house. I rotate pieces, put some away, bring new ones out. After 40 years of playing with fabric, I have quite a few. Thanks for your comments, ladies. Lynda

Comment by Celia Yeary on July 17, 2008 at 9:56am

It's gorgeous, Lynda--I admire you all who do such things. I made one quilt (I know yours is not a quilt) when I was around ten--a child-sized one, or maybe doll-size. It's all hand-stitched, of course, because I was a little girl. My mother praised it, as I remember, but she said "it was a little cock-eyed." Meaning, it wouldn't lay straight. I keep it folded on a table in my "old-fashioned room"--the one for guests. Anyway, I think your piece is wonderful, and I'm envious. I really have no talents--I always thought I wanted to paint, but let me tell you, that was a bust! Then I discovered writing--yeah!!! Celia Yeary