THE SPOTTED HARE

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Monday, May 25, 2015

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* Each of my original designs is created as a soft sculpture collectible with an adult collector, stitcher or home decorator in mind. Items such as glass eyes, antique accessories & steel shot used for weight in stuffing are not suitable for small children. ~ Lori Ann

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