More importantly....who is the "phantom hacker"? I'll find you.....
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6 comments:
Holy moley! Look at that wall o' yarn!
Noice shawl. Verrah pretty.
Must...learn...to...crochet!!! Must...have...shawl!!!
Took me a minute to figure out what that fuzzy stuff you were standing in front of was....and yeah...Holy Wall O'Yarn! You've found a way to store stash AND decorate in a very unique way. Very Morgan of you.
Great shawl by the way...soooo big! Looks very lovely.
I've said it before, I'll say it again: Holy mother of god that is one amazing shawl. I cannot get over it. Love it. And the concept, upscaling the doily, just genius. Well done, morgaroo. Definitely gallery/show worthy.
And the wall of yarn? Love it too, from a distance it looks like free-form crochet. Do you ever just lean against it face first? I would.
Hee hee - Moe is funny.
I know who the hacker is - if you think about it, you'll know too. Bwah ha ha ha ha ha.
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I really love that shawl. REALLY!
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