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ByThe haberdashery

Jak pisałam, tak zrobiłam. Krajka czerwona (zn. wiśniowa) ze złotym (zn. żółtym) wzorem jest gotowa. Niby zrobiona z bardziej plastikowej włóczki (75% wełny z owcy akrylowej), ale jednak wyszła bardziej klimatyczna – w dotyku jest trochę szorstka… czy tam mechata. Poprzednią, wełnianą 50% tkało się jakby z reklamówek ;P


Okazało się, że maksymalne możliwości obecnego mieszkania są mniejsze niż „jakubowe” i już nieprędko zrobię krajkę ponad 10-metrową. Ta ma 8,4 m… na owinięcie męskich łydek 😉 wystarczy. Szerokość wynosi 2,6 cm.

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