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Voici les différentes creations que je je réalise peinture, encadrement mais aussi scrap européen, et depuis maintenant environ 18 mois couture. Je suis autodidacte et me débrouille comme je peux avec des déboires, certes mais aussi avec de très jolies réussites. Le temps passe trop vite . Pas trop le temps de poster en ce moment,. Subscribe to my blog! Le temps passe trop vite . Please enter the sequence of characters in the field below.
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