Annabelle

hello to all then the pattern arrived yesterday seen live is even more beautiful than the photo, however, I state that it is not important that I thought that the presentation of the pattern was more so from an author. Care invce is inside a transparent L-shaped folder with the various sheets inside that make up the scheme among other things not numbered or better there is a sort of numbering that seems written in pencil by almost the feeling that someone has taken notes and is numbering you do not understand how it was put but I will look better the scheme is easy then putting all the sheets on the table I think it is easy to compose it. I want to say that obviously it is not the fault of the dinners on the autograph scheme of the author :-) however finished it will be stuendo I can not wait to start it
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Hi Sabry73 :-) Marie Therese is an artist and she still creates all her patterns by hand, transforming her designs into cross-stitch patterns using graph paper, square by square (and not a computer, as practically all designers do today cross stitch). This is why its patterns have the aspect you have described :-) It is true: they are decidedly unusual, but their being unique makes them small and precious works of art, cured in every detail precisely because they are made "as it was done in the past ";-) You will have surely noticed that the plastic folder even contains the samples of the yarns that are used for the model. We are sure that you will keep this little gem with passion, maybe just behind the frame of your embroidery, once you have completed it and have it framed by your trusted framer ;-) Thanks and a warm greeting
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