windyangels

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

4 comments:

Janet said...: Thanks so much for doing the tutorial. Since fabric is not a medium I'm used to this was a big help to me. I love the piece you made....purple and blue! Beautiful!!; 4:18 PM, February 20, 2008
Anonymous said...: Love, love, love...
the journal page and the tutorial are wonderful. You are getting very adept at the videos dear angel, and should be very proud of yourself :D I love the larkspur, especially, and the visions of you :) And as for the horsemanship - absolutely amazing, and so very moving. Thank you for all that you share, sweetheart. Prayers have been answered this morning and I feel taller and lighter than I have in a looong while! I'll try to communicate better soon, I promise.
Warm hugs, much love and many, many Angels xXx Suze xXx; 5:42 AM, February 22, 2008
winnsangels said...: Thanks for the visits Janet. I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful.

hoping you have a great weekend.
Angels be with you,
Wendy; 10:46 AM, February 22, 2008
winnsangels said...: Wonderful news Suze.
I'll look forward to hearing from you.

Much love and angels be with you,
Wendy XXOO; 10:47 AM, February 22, 2008

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