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Socks And Recycling

I was worried I didn't have enough suitable beads to sew around the edge of each cover, but then I remembered some beaded knitting I was given. The two pieces look as though they're intended to be made into a handbag, but I'm never going to do that.

Socks And Recycling

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I was worried I didn't have enough suitable beads to sew around the edge of each cover, but then I remembered some beaded knitting I was given.

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The two pieces look as though they're intended to be made into a handbag, but I'm never going to do that.

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I was worried I didn't have enough suitable beads to sew around the edge of each cover, but then I remembered some beaded knitting I was given. The two pieces look as though they're intended to be made into a handbag, but I'm never going to do that. So, I've unravelled one of the pieces and voila, I have enough beads for tomorrow.

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I've finished knitting a pair of socks for an order. I'll need to replenish my stock of course, but I have some leeway. At the moment I'm preparing for tomorrow's craft group meeting.

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