Have you ever seen anything so beautiful? I wish I could duplicate these colors with wool. I particularly like the sneaker toe on the bottom left.
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These are beautiful colors. I wonder if you could dye up some small batches of colors and mix them together, but not too thoroughly, so they kept their identities. Think what a beautiful crocheted skirt that would make!
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