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A Down Syndrome Craft – Butterfly Hair Clip

October 10, 2015

My favorite types of blogs are craft and DIY blogs. I love reading IHeartOrganizing and Homey Oh My! when I have a moment to myself. If I had all the time in the world to do whatever I want I would blog about crafts and DIY, but I don’t have that time. Today however I’m … More A Down Syndrome Craft – Butterfly Hair Clip

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