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4
These colorful horses are called Dalahorses – a fact I’d not known before. They are so pretty!
Horses were celebrated because they were so important to the family survival, but they also became a favorite toy. I think this little guy would make a great ornament for my tree because he’s so colorful. You can get the free chart at Cross Me Not.
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By Connie Barwick
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