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Nice to learn more about Heather’s creative story. Love the origin for Crimson Tate name. Feels like it comes right out of an old English novel. Not mentioned — She and her volunteers were generous donors of cloth masks during Covid. Thank you Heather!
Great interview. Heather’s shop is always fun to visit.