Love the song; love your interpretation. Thank you for sharing.
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So sorry - don't know what happened there. . . :00Ps!!
very creative, very inspiring.
Even though she's held by a ball and chain, she is still able to rise above it. The colorful quilted backdrop fits the timeframe wonderfully. A great inspirational metaphor.
This made a very impact on me and I love it. As a young person I fantasized myself as a ballerina but unfortunately it was not meamt to be. Although I was small in starture and weight I was not graceful and light. I remember one girl who probably was much larger and more graceful than I and I ruminated over that fact for a very long long time. I am now way past my prime and still have those dreams. but have now switched to other things that I can do and am enjoying iwhat I do.
immensely, mainly art which is one of my greatest dreams even though I do not necessarily follow all the rules. I am enjoying my freedom and do not worry about the critics. I am who I am and I love your artwork.
Thanks for all the kind comments. I love the song and was a pleasure to make this little quilt. Quilting Arts Magazine
Is the best.
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