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The Invention of the Navigate Stitch
The Invention of the Navigate Stitch: Portrait of Bettina M.
Sewing machine or free motion embroidery on raw canvas based on elements of BM's life.
The stitch that was invented for the 'navigate stitch' is a sail boat.
Size: 41 inches X 63 inches
The Invention of the Navigate Stitch: Portrait of Bettina M.
Sewing machine or free motion embroidery on raw canvas based on elements of BM's life.
The stitch that was invented for the 'navigate stitch' is a sail boat.
Size: 41 inches X 63 inches
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