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you love VINTAGE but want NEW items? i design and make things myself here at my farmhouse in missouri, using my vintage fabrics collection. i use lots of ROSES... rugs, aprons, girls clothing, etc. surround yourself with what you love . . . . .

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you love VINTAGE but want NEW items? i design and make things myself here at my farmhouse in missouri, using my vintage fabrics collection. i use lots of ROSES... rugs, aprons, girls clothing, etc. surround yourself with what you love . . . . .

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