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This is the most impressive use of plastic canvas stitching I have ever seen! The attention to detail is unbelievable. The inside includes a bed, stove and the usual camping gear. It even has a lantern that lights the place up. I am dying over the little propane tanks in the back. Galegiegerich had not worked with plastic canvas in over twenty years…I’m finding that hard to believe. You can read more about the piece and see the inside on Craftster.org
By Pam Pedersen
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