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The Time of Year is Near.
Every year, Christmas (or Yule, or however you like to call it) creeps up and then, suddenly, jumps into the face of unsuspecting people.
Should you be one of the many persons who have no idea what to give to your loved one who is into historical textiles, I have just added the possibility to buy a gift voucher to my shop - you can find it here (the German version) or here (the English version).
And if you are interested in the embroidery workshops on January 28 or 29, don't forget to book your place before it's too late!
Should you be one of the many persons who have no idea what to give to your loved one who is into historical textiles, I have just added the possibility to buy a gift voucher to my shop - you can find it here (the German version) or here (the English version).
And if you are interested in the embroidery workshops on January 28 or 29, don't forget to book your place before it's too late!
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Anonymous
on Freitag, 02. Dezember 2011 16:29
I like the description!
It's a particular shock if the Yule is carrying a Christmas tree when it hits you.
Speaking of which, I can't be the only one that's excited by this: http://www.metro.co.uk/news/882773-lego-christmas-tree-unveiled-at-londons-st-pancras-station
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