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» Well that velvet I get from a fabric store we have here called Spotlight or sometimes L…
» Thanks elect fire, glad you like the book. I really like the photos of your book too. I…
» thanks Winged Fist, I;m glad you like it, I was quite happy with the way this turned ou…
» If you go to my website here http://www.espie-whitburn-design.com/instructions.html you…
» Hi. MDF is a wood product made from wood pulp. The MDF stands for medium density fibreb…
» Hi, thanks for the compliment. Yes the books are for sale. You can go to my Etsy store …
» This looks great. I learnt a lot from your tutorial, thanks for the instructional.
» Hi, I prefer MDF as it doesn't have the same issues with wood in terms of grain and kno…
» thanks.
» No need to apologise, I just re-read my description and see how it can be misinterpreted.

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