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It is Christmas in the heart that puts Christmas in the air.
Big photography feature about Christmas, full of wonderful works and wise christmas quotations.
Happy holidays to you!
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For my christmas I received a few gorgeous sets of red dice from ~thingomy (you can see them in the photo, as well as a few of the dice I've picked up over time) and seeing as I now had more than six dice, it was time they got a proper home. So using [link] again, I changed the motif to cats (which are much more suited to me) and made the bag read to match the dice.
The colour red, cats and me are a long running saga... Photogrpahy by ~thingomy If anyone's interested, this item or similar can be made as part of a trade or commissioned. |
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A bit of applied maths: If you integrate a stitch with respect to wool, you get a row, integrate again, you get a pattern.
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A bit of applied maths: If you integrate a stitch with respect to wool, you get a row, integrate again, you get a pattern.
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A bit of applied maths: If you integrate a stitch with respect to wool, you get a row, integrate again, you get a pattern.
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