What I love about Darkstar – besides the coffee
September 4, 2020
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I fell in love with the name Darkstar and wondered what design to put with it. It started with the coffee. My son Ben came
I fell in love with the name Darkstar and wondered what design to put with it. It started with the coffee. My son Ben came
I’ve blogged about adding an i-cord edging to a bias edge, but that was only for one particular increasing sloped edge. Liz commented, “How would
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Phew. That’s some title. I made another Sempervivum hexagon back in May while I was proctoring a standardized test for homeschooled middle schoolers. And then
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