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"Blue
Willow Bowls"
Applique
& Freestanding Lace
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This
collection only
is part of the Round About 40 Promotion!!
ONLY $3.00 for
this collection. To
ORDER this collection click your format
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you place your order. This offer expires at midnight, EST, 17 June
2008.
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Price
$20.00
This
collection consists of 17 panels with all the pictures
of the blue willow as well as a beautiful edge to decorate
your bowl and a base with "Blue Willow" on.
One
of the ultimate Love Stories ever told. Read the story,
live the dream, experience the sorrow and rejoice in
endless love...
Read
the full story at the bottom of the collection. Click
on any pic for an enlarged view.
All
panels designed for the 4x4 hoop.
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4x4
Hoop:
art,
csd, dst, exp, hus, jef, pcs, pes, sew, vip, xxx
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and
this is the whole ensemble
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"Blue Willow Bowls"
Applique & Freestanding Lace
Price $20.00
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TO
ORDER
To
ORDER this collection alone, click your format. A
separate BMT Micro order page will open and your order
has now automatically been added to your shopping cart.
Just close that window. You
can "continue shopping" or "check out."
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The
Story of the Blue Willow
Once upon a time there lived
a very important Chinese Official (Mandarin). His beautiful daughter Koong-see
was in love with Chang, the secretary of the Mandarin. The Mandarin wanted his
daughter to wed Ta-jin, an important and rich friend of the Mandarin. So he
built a long fence around his beautiful house to keep Koong-see away from
Chang. When the peach tree blossomed, Ta-jin and Koong-see were supposed to get
married. Ta-jin sent Koong-see a box of jewels as a wedding present.Koong-see and Chang decided
to elope. They ran over the bridge, carrying the jewels and were chased by the Mandarin.
They hid away in the humble house of some of Koong-see’s servants. They were
secretly married and were taken away to an island far away. The two lovers built
a lovely house on the island. Ta-jin’s spies found the island hide-away and
attacked them to get the jewels and Koong-see back. In the fight the house was
burn down and the two lovers died on the island. Because they loved each other
so much, they both turned into immortal doves so that they could be with each
other to eternity.
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