Thank you Virginia D in Bristol UK

An unbelievably detailed fabric collage 8x7", hand embroidered and machine stitched on handmade paper.
I LOVE this.

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Comment by PATRICIA LANDON on November 5, 2019 at 1:16pm: Lovely!

Comment by Richard Canard on November 3, 2019 at 8:19pm: 03.11.19 Dare Ms. Debra Mulnick, ... when I first got involved with mail art activity eons & eons ago there was nothing like this circulating in the network. Of course, quilt making, etc. existed & was considered a highly respectable & separate art form (at least to my way of thinking). Within the past few years, I've noticed more & more of this sort of thing & obviously now approaching perfection. Again proving (at least to my way of thinking) that Ms. Virginia D. is of those mail artists who dares "to push the edge of the envelope" into fine art. A beauty indeed. Thanx for posting as it is a treat to witness. SinCelery, Richard Canard

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