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    I love love love the F design, the one that looks like sketches and watercolors. I would be so happy to pay with those bills




    One of the teacher’s big mistakes was to casually stare at the sun during recess



    Pixelfed also, where artists share their work. The wee owl for example is one artist I follow who makes really nice nature-themed drawings



    Jumbo is also a large manufacturer of puzzles. They are Dutch originally, their puzzles are nice, and well made.

    They are the main sponsor of the 24 hour puzzle competition which takes place in Belgium every year.




    This pattern just seems to give design instructions, as in where and how long to make the honeycomb stitch, not how to make the sweater itself.

    Having a quick look at ravelry, I see a similar sweater pattern which is also free, maybe this one can be used as a basis to apply the honeycomb design.



    Also looking on the back side at how they fit can be of help. You can see the cut better and tiny mismatches are more noticeable


    Vampires still out there working 9-5 to pay for their room in their shared flat


    I’m still mad Google killed Inbox

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    I love love love the F design, the one that looks like sketches and watercolors. I would be so happy to pay with those bills




    One of the teacher’s big mistakes was to casually stare at the sun during recess



    Pixelfed also, where artists share their work. The wee owl for example is one artist I follow who makes really nice nature-themed drawings



    Jumbo is also a large manufacturer of puzzles. They are Dutch originally, their puzzles are nice, and well made.

    They are the main sponsor of the 24 hour puzzle competition which takes place in Belgium every year.




    This pattern just seems to give design instructions, as in where and how long to make the honeycomb stitch, not how to make the sweater itself.

    Having a quick look at ravelry, I see a similar sweater pattern which is also free, maybe this one can be used as a basis to apply the honeycomb design.



    Also looking on the back side at how they fit can be of help. You can see the cut better and tiny mismatches are more noticeable


    Vampires still out there working 9-5 to pay for their room in their shared flat


    I’m still mad Google killed Inbox

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    McMakistein posted recently about a mod for enchanting a door and lock it with a code. Not quite a key but it might help.



    Definitely! That book taught me that drawing wasn't a magical skill for a few lucky people, but that anyone could do it



    Yes, that's a good idea! I would be happy to take over the community then. And we can see if there's enough activity or if it's better to direct people somewhere else.