Round 66 is taking forever! It’ll be worth it though.
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Beautiful mandala.
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Thank you Tara.
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It’s looking fabulous! I love the colours and patterns you are creating
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Thank you Catherine. I’m really enjoying seeing how it s developing. Glad you like it.
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Such vibrant colors 🙂 Love it.
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They are a bit too much for some – glad I’m not alone in liking the bright! 😉
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For me the brighter, the better 🙂
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Yay! Me too!
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Fabulous!
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Thank you.
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I would never have that much patience. Stunningly beautiful.
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Thank you Cee. You must have loads of patience with your amazing photography!
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Oh, this is looking so beautiful, Daffy. I love the colours and the different designs, can’t wait to see the end result! 🙂
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It is an exciting project to work on as each round creates a different effect.
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Yes I like that it does that. 🙂
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This is exactly what you needed as an antidote for those knightly grays! It is quite stunning, WOW!
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You are so right Kathy, after a blast of bright I will feel able to do battle with the ‘knight’ again! ‘To the victor the spoils!’
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Lovely!
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Thank you Laurie.
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This is so intricate no wonder it is taking long. I love the colors.
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The main colour palette was chosen by my 6 year old Granddaughter, and I have added in a few variations as I have gone along, it has been fun to see how it has evolved.
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Wow! So much work. Lovely choice of colours. What is it going to be for?
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Thank you RJ. I will square it soon and then add some straight rows either end to make it rectangular to be a cover for a single bed.
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Looking fantastic. Such pretty colours.
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Thank you Cathy, I am just making up the colour order as I go – it surprises me how it has turned out – I would never have planned it this way.
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This is stunning and the colours are amazing. Keep going with round 66, you’re right, it will totally be worth it, gorgeous.
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Thank you for your encouragement Julia, it really does help!
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AWESOME! xxxx
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Thank you!!!! ❤
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That is mouthwatering! You are making me wish I could crochet.
You threw me for a moment, my eyes are bad this morning and I thought you said “Route 66” which is on my mind at the moment, having included it in my own blog, yesterday! Then I regained my focus! {giggles}
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It takes about as long!!!!
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That’s so beautiful! 🙂
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Thank you Ruth.
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