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I used a different pattern and wrote it out myself this time in case anyone else is a visual person like me:
She’s a lil lumpy (I’m using thrifted yarn so it is what it is), but I think it adds to her “been played with my middle schoolers for years” charm
My attempt at an Adrian hacky sack! (Earth hacky sack for comparison)
Finally got to do our own version of this!
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Attempting to make the hacky sack from project hail mary. This is my smallest crochet hook I have ever used. Wish me luck 👎 the pattern is by Rosan crochet on Instagram. Link to their shop is below :)
https://www.etsy.com/shop/RosanCrochet?ref=usf_2020
apparently hacky sacks are coming back into fashion, so friendly reminder for people who want to make them, if you can grow canna lilies where you live, try to find some wild type canna indica, or canna flaccida. They produce lots of seeds, which are super hard, and can be used as filling for hackysacks instead of using plastic pellets or other, softer seeds that might break (like beans)!
here's a super easy pattern I made
