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pvc garden lady

12 years ago

When I was googling looking for a garden lady pattern I found an old post about a garden lady made with a pvc pipe frame and then dressed. I tried putting that in this search engine and found nothing. Anyone remember that post?

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chelcass
12 years ago
Found it!! had to go back to 2008. Connie in Virginia, now lives in Louisiana. aka Brattybrat23832 on webshots. This is her album.

Here is a link that might be useful: BrattyBrat
toomuchglass
12 years ago
I'm glad you looked it up . I really enjoyed her pictures :)
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chelcass
12 years ago
Welcome, She has some beautiful totems. I wonder if she took them all with her.
nonacook
12 years ago
I liked her site too!
Always wanted to make the ladies!
oldcrafty
Original Author
12 years ago
Thank you for finding that site.......all her work and gardens are just gorgeous. She has lots of beautiful totems. I spent just a little time looking.....gotta get back there and REALLY look. All her garden people are to envy...but I think I like the working lady the best. Off to the thrift shop to find some clothes and a hat!
marylee_2010
12 years ago
That is an awesome site. I really enjoyed all the pictures of her lovely garden.
Marylee
chelcass
12 years ago
Glad I could help.

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