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Wild Daffodil 
Beautiful design!
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Jen Tyler is the designer – she is a genuis with a hook!
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Fascinating! The colors are mesmerizing as well!
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I’m having fun working out the sequence.
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Stunning, is there more to come?
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Yes, there is more to come. Jen Tyler, the designer, is calling it a Mystery Along. We think it will eventually be a bedspread for a double bed. It currently measures 101cm across.
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My 3 teen (15,16,17) daughters and I enlarged the picture on the computer and drooled over this for about a half an hour! Each one pointing out what we loved!
Absolutely stunning! So intricate! Beautiful!!
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Oh! Eliz! That warms my heart! thank you so much for telling me. Love to you all ❤ Do any of you crochet?
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None of my girls except my oldest ever wanted to learn crochet. But they love my feeble and made up crocheted patterns! I’m “pattern directions” illiterate.
So I have made afghans, scarves,cowels, things I’m quite pleased with.
For my crochet enjoyment I ooh and ahh over the beauty of crochet like yours. The girls enjoy my pointing out the beauty and challenge of the crochet I show them! ;o) They are a fun audience! Who knows- maybe someday they’ll crochet?! These 3 are very artistic and crafty in many other ways.
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Have you tried watching crochet videos?
You might not have the time at the moment, but Esther of https://itsallinanutshell.com does very easy to follow video tutorials. I made Mandala Madness using her videos, which was my first complicated pattern.
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Thank You!!! Yes I am a visual learner!! :o)
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WOW!!!!!!! ❤ ❤ ❤
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It sure is an amazing pattern.
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Almost like an Elizabethan knot garden. Totally awesome.
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I see what you mean – I’m doing more rows of dark colours to create the boundary ‘hedge’. I’m absolutely loving making it.
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So bright and energetic. It almost seems as though it is moving.
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Thank you Laurie, your comment caused me to look at it anew. I love that!
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This pattern is so intricate. It is beautiful!
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It is all consuming Lisa – not much else gets done!
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Amazing!
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It is an extraordinary pattern isn’t it!
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