Gorgeous! you do such lovely, neat work.
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Love the pattern on the cover (is that what it’s called?). Kind of like ferns or peacock feathers.
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I think it’s supposed to be stylized peacock feathers. It came in a pack of William Morris / Craftsman movement themed scrapbook paper and I had to put the pattern sideways because of the grain direction. But in the small size that just turns it into an interesting abstract.
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That might make a cool wallpaper pattern for a small space, like a powder room.
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Truly lovely!
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Destash with us in the prayer flag swap! It is the perfect way to use up those odds and ends.
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Back to destashing tiny yarn balls, must make room for all the new yarn I got. So more gift bags…one with worsted scraps and one with fingering held double
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These are fabulous! What a beautiful way to use those small bits!
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You are to yarn scraps as @magpie is to fabric scraps! ha
Love how you blend all of these leftovers into beautiful things.
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Thanks! I have a hard time throwing the tiny balls away knowing you can do fun colorwork with a lot of littles.
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June
Color: Rainbow
Pattern: Animal Prints
For: Good Friends
Challenge: Time to pull out a portable project and craft out in the great wide world! Maybe knit at a coffee shop, or sketch in the park. If your crafts aren’t as easily transportable, maybe you can work in your garden or balcony, or just open a window for a breeze.
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June 10th is World Knit in Public Day! Our local knitting guild will be knitting in a public garden!
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That sounds really fun. I should start bringing my knitting projects to work on at lunch in the office again.
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Slightly changing subjects: I found a creative reuse store in town! My goal for this weekend is to gather up a box of supplies that I’m not using and take it down to them.
Edit: Box filled. Now to wait until Saturday… (and not second guess anything)
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Finally finished this set of mug rugs that had been in my UFO pile for way too long.
It’s all stash. I inherited a box of quilt pieces and leftovers from an unfinished quilt years ago from my aunt, and I think some of it’s from that, and other bits from scraps of fabric and batting. I was going to go buy some binding, but then there was a piece of a matching beige polka dot that was just enough. It was good to use up some more of the very old fabric and turn it into something nice for a gift.
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Those are adorable! (They also remind me that I have a similar project, half-done 
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These are great! They look so complex and interesting. You do such a lovely job with the colour placement!
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Thanks! 
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Wow, those coasters! & followed shortly by wicked good knits. All from stash!
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