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WELCOME! BRUCHIM HABAIM! ברוכים הבאים
My name is Yael, I live in Israel, and I am pleased to meet you!
This blog is about art and craft, and about sewing. There will be stories from traveling. I will tell a little bit about myself, and about my family. I will mention my wonderful friends. I shall introduce our beloved four legged companions. And I would like to talk about nature. And about sun and rain and flowers and trees, and the sea and the desert - about the beauty, the history, the ancient places and the views of the Land of Israel, and about its people.
If you want to know a little bit more about me, go down to the February 2010 posts.
contact me at: yaeleshkar@gmailAl pozzo dei pazzi, c'era una pazza, che lavava le pezze, passo' un pazzo, vide la pazza, (che lavava le pezze), butto' nel pozzo dei pazzi, la pazza e le pezze.
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http://myartyael.blogspot.co.il/
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- Yael
- This blog is about art and craft and about sewing. I will tell a little bit about myself and about my family. I will mention my wonderful friends. I shall introduce our beloved four legged companions. And I would like to talk about nature. And about sun and rain and flowers and trees, and the sea and the desert - about the beauty, the history, the ancient places and the views of the Land of Israel, and about its people.
4 comments:
You make the most beautiful things. I looked at your pouches in the previous post also and love them all. Our hillsides are beginning to break out in bloom and will look just like yours soon. Except our poppies will be orange. Springtime in the desert is so splendid, isn't it?
The pouches are beautiful--lovely! The flowers are so fresh and wonderfully yellow, and the girl is delightful with the canine friend!
you’re quite an artist, aren’t you?
I love what you did here.
The yellow flower wreath is so lovely and I like the way how you displayed it. My granddaughters love pink flower wreath, made of Chinese milk vetches.
Yoko
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