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- Things We Make is a place for artists, artisans and crafters to show off their work and a place where I can share what inspires me (which usually results in cooking or quilting). If you'd like to be featured or have a crafty friend to recommend, email me at thingswemake [at] gmail [dot] com.
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Your garden looks fantastic! My tomatoes are at the same stage - big and green!
ReplyDeleteThanks Renee! There is something that's trying to enjoy our tomatoes before we do (there was a 3 inch chunk taken out of a Brandywine yesterday!) so fingers crossed it doesn't become a major issue!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! So fresh!
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