#thora's back

I know you've all waited. Welcome back, I'm happy to be here.

MARVEL

Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield)

I've Already Lost (pt i)

I've Already Lost (pt ii)

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I've Already Lost (pt vii)

I've Already Lost (pt viii)

I've Already Lost (pt ix)

I've Already Lost (pt x)

Home Again

Cat

Poison

Matt Murdock

You're Staring

Vanilla Ice Cream (pt i)

Vanilla Ice Cream (pt ii)

Vanilla Ice Cream (pt iii)

Vanilla Ice Cream (pt iv)

Wine Drunk (pt i)

Wine Drunk (pt ii)

Wine Drunk (pt iii)

Wine Drunk (pt iv)

Dress

Sudden Realization

Always Be Back

Shang Chi

Take My Hand

Excuse me, Bus Boy?

He thinks you're gorgeous!

Sleepy With You

Harry Potter

Twin Way Mirror (pt i)

Twin Way Mirror (pt ii)

Twin Way Mirror (pt iii)

Twin Way Mirror (pt iv)

Twin Way Mirror (pt v)

Twin Way Mirror (pt vi)

Twin Way Mirror (pt vii)

Doctor Who

So I was crocheting this checkerboard/patchwork blanket for my sister and I thought wool would be a great idea, but uhm it's kinda wayyy itchy, and there is a way when you hand wash it to use a little leave-in conditioner to soften the fibers(?). But I was wondering if you knew anything about that, or had any other ideas??

Cause I've already crocheted an entire row of squares plus three on the second row. (I thought a nice throw blanket would be good at the time-) I'm thinking of fixing it into like a tote bag maybe? And then a bunch of pot holders to go with it? I don't know help please

Ok I know that this was from forever ago but at this point I'm just responding to try and show you that I haven't forgotten you:

You could:

-make it a ~decorative~ blanket or hanging tapestry type thing if it's a fancy or colorful pattern

-make it into a bag

-make potholders

-if it's a heavier blanket you could finish it but have it be a blanket used with other blankets in layers?