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Made for my goth niece! Pattern: Virus shawl. Made from an OOAK cake from my stash (from Etsy). She picked the pattern and yarn. It is massive, iirc the cake is 1000m. I'll probably never do a virus shawl again mainly bc my brain is frizzled and I am so bad at counting/repetition lol. The one on the starry background is closest to IRL
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Finished and listed a few new rainbow pieces. I am working on two new rainbow scarves :) I am trying to make the best of the stay at home order and keep my spirits up.
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My newest shawl.
Seafoam and beach sand combination, I'd call it. Virus pattern.
Finished a shawl while I was at covered bridge festival. This is the virus pattern [email protected] / artgirldavis.com
Made for my goth niece! Pattern: Virus shawl. Made from an OOAK cake from my stash (from Etsy). She picked the pattern and yarn. It is massive, iirc the cake is 1000m. I'll probably never do a virus shawl again mainly bc my brain is frizzled and I am so bad at counting/repetition lol. The one on the starry background is closest to IRL
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Today's work - crocheting on the virus shawl, that's been a travel project for years. In a local coffee shop, as my son is filling out paperwork at a nearby business that he's going to start work at.
Virus blanket for my microbiology major friend!
Crocheting a new virus shawl, this time in soft pinks. Cotton acrylic blend.
