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Just so that you know, Alyce's gown was made from very old material. It has some inevitable slight discoloration of the material here and there - you can see it in the pictures, but it is very faint. So I wanted to make sure you knew that since I work with material that is 40 or 50 years old, it has character and isn't "perfect" like new fabric would be.
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I've been admiring the dolls on your site for some time, as well as enjoying your historical rants and quizzes. For some reason, whenever I take your wives of Henry VIII quiz, I switch between Anne Boleyn, Kathryn Howard and Katherine Parr, depending on the mood I'm in at the time. I don't know what that says about me.
Anyway, I'll add you to my fiends list (cheesy typo intentional) if you don't mind. You're more than welcome to add me back - my diary contains a lot in the way of writing-related waffle (I'm writing my second novel and trying to get my first published), my avaricious spending habits and general dark-tempered mutterings on the state of the world.