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Stitching ways to happiness

Owner of Flossie's Crafts Liz Cullen. Picture: Supplied.
By Shelby Gurney

As the calendar flutters towards Christmas Day many people are reaching for handmade gifts with a personal touch. Flossie's Crafts […]

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