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And the Winner Is….

Posted by learntobead on January 19, 2010

ALL DOLLED UP: Beaded Art Doll Competition
Winner and Runner-Up Announced

ALL DOLLED UP: Beaded Art Doll Competition

Congratulations to…

Kathy Ford, Winner, “Jolyma”

Jolyma

Dot Lewallen, Runner-Up, “Rachel’s Dream”

Rachel's Dream

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