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I have really talented friends and I have been meaning to "showcase" their talents to my many, many (eleven) followers! *grins*

Seriously, they inspire me to be more creative (that, and Pinterest) and they also show me where I am not so talented and I'll just leave certain things (like sewing or crocheting) up to them and stick to what I'm good at.

So, my first shout out goes to my friend, Heather.

Heather is the talent behind HartFelt (you can find her here: https://www.facebook.com/ihartfelt or her blog here: http://hartfeltbyheather.blogspot.com)


She does amazing things with felt like....





Seriously cute stuff!!! It's all hand stitched with love and just amazing! She is having a giveaway right now. If I were smart I wouldn't tell you about it, to increase my chances, but you really should go enter....you need an owl!  http://hartfeltbyheather.blogspot.com/2012/03/lucky-owl-giveaway.html
give the owl to?


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