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A doily for Ukraine

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I crocheted this lace doily in the colors of the flag of Ukraine: yellow for wheat and blue for sky.
Crocheted lace doily, eggs, tamarack turtle and forsythia.

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This entry was posted in ruminations and tagged craft, crochet, doily, lace, ruminations on 19/04/2022 by Julie Mollins.

Stay Home series: “It ain’t over till it’s over”

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This entry was posted in ruminations and tagged art, COVID-19, stay home on 14/04/2020 by Julie Mollins.

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