EPISODE · Jan 6, 2019 · 1H 49M
133 - Heather Taylor - Go Afraid! Take Your Fear With You!
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Heather Taylor owns and is the sole operator of Custom Textiles, a workroom located by her farmhouse in the Northwest Hills of Connecticut. She has been producing residential and business window dressings since 2003. Heather is on Facebook. Speaking with Heather was truly an honor. I admire her strength and resilience as well as her creativity. Resources; The Custom Workroom Conference Kim's Upholstery A Monster to Love Dean Fountain's Workroom Racks or call Dean at (904) 334-3694
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