This small purse is ideal for little one’s to put their small coins or their tiny knick knacks in.

I work in a Blockbuster store, which is not great considering I have a Psychology degree . . . where did my life go wrong?! Anyway, the reason I'm telling you this is because for months I have worn the most hideous, uncomfortable shirt as my uniform, last week I had had enough and was moaning to the manager who said I could buy my own top if I wanted - happy days! So I bought a new blue t-shirt, it was a men's because I couldn't find a cheap blue women's top and I don't care what I look like at work! I go into work in a very good mood wearing my new comfy top to find that we have all been issued new uniforms! Argh!! So now, not only do I have to wear a black top saying "preorder your games today", but I'm left with a men's T-shirt I had no intension of wearing outside of work. But every cloud has a silver lining and this one was that I got to do some crafting - yay :) TUTORIAL so this is the shirt (£2.50, Primark) . . . I didn't like the fit, the sleeves or the neckline . . . The first thing I tackled was the shape . . . Put on the shirt inside out and pin along your waist line, sew and cut off the excess. Next cut the sleeves to your desired length and hem. For the neck, fold shirt in half and use a neckline you like as a template. Mark and cut. To make the neck line more interesting pinch sections of the fabric then fold down and pin. Play about until you have the look you want then tack the pleats. Fold over and hem the neckline. For a finishing touch I added a couple of ruffle flowers made from the fabric cut off the sleeves (I hate wasting things!) For an excellent tutorial on how to do ruffles by Ruffles And Stuff (the clues in the name!) click here. I love this top now, mainly because it's super comfy (a must for me), but also because it's versatile - it can be worn with both smart and casual outfits . . . Thanks for stopping by :) Vote For Me! Partying @ (Monday) makingtheworldcuter, sewchatty, sewcando, skiptomylou, firefliesandjellybeans, etcetorize, everythingunderthemoon, notjustahousewife, graphicsfairy, thegirlcreative, creatingreallyawesomefreethings, craftomaniac, thegunnysack, linesacrossmyface, sumossweetstuff, alderberryhill, inspiredbyfelicity, vintagemauve, cedarhillranch, serendipityandspice, brassyapple, etcetorize (Tuesday) ladybugblessings, coastalcharm, thecreativeitchboutique, romanceonadime, tipjunkie, todayscreativeblog, hopestudios, sugarbeecrafts, cleanandscentsible, lilluna, kammyskorner, athomewithk, myuncommonsliceofsuburbia, homestoriesatoz, itsoverflowing, elizabethandco, teaganstravels, uncommondesignsonline, debbiedoescreations, housewivesofriverton, adventuresofadiymom (Wednesday) nightowlcrafting, gingersnapcrafts, somedaycrafts, junkintheirtrunk, thestuffofsuccess, tearosehome, sew-much-ado, acreativeprincess, houseofhepworths, thenymelrosefamily, thetrendytreehouse, micheleravendesigns, freeprettythingsforyou, creationsbykara, myrepurposedlife, theshadyporch, thediydreamer, jaqsstudio, jaimelyn11, raegunwear (Thursday) firefliesandjellybeans, delightfulorder, kadie-sevenalive, somewhatsimple, spruceyournest, beyondthepicketfence, theshabbycreekcottage, momnivoresdilemma, the36thavenue, thevintagefarmhouse, lovenotesbylauryn, thetreasurista, staceyembracingchange (Friday) happygolucky, justusfourblog, fivedaysfiveways, romantichome, thenotsofunctionalhousewife, blissfulanddomestic, shabbynest, findingfabulousblog, creationcorner, bacontimewiththehungryhypo, littlebeckyhomecky, marriagefromscratch, kitchenfunwithmy3sons

This crochet zipper pouch uses the moss stitch (or granite or linen stitch) - a gorgeous but fantastically simple stitch, perfect for beginners!

I started a new crochet blanket the other day. It's being made up with lots of different bits and bobs that I had at home. Cheap yarn from the dollar shop, left-over scraps from previous projects, colours that made me question my choices... It's growing quickly and is just made up of two rows of trebles (or DC if you're in the US) per colour. I haven't woven the ends in as yet, which I'll probably regret once I get to the end when I have that time consuming job ahead of me. I was going to call it the "watching telly in the evenings and keeping my hands busy so that I don't fall asleep blanket" but I'll go with the Bits n Bobs blanket for now.

Last week I posted about a parcel that I sent off to a PIF recipient. Well, that parcel has reached it's destination so I can blog about it now. I sent this little gift off to Kaye from Kitten Stitching. Are you wondering what it could be? First I gave a big hint when I popped this into my post a few weeks ago Then I showed a little peek of what I was making a week later....here's a reminder? I Well this is what it ended up being Kaye sent me an email today and she really likes her little surprise. But wait, that's not all.....there were two little packages. I found this cute little tin while out one day and had to add it and this little notepad too and to complete the package, I also popped in a fat 1/4 but forgot to take a photo of that. This PIF was so much fun and I am glad I took part. I don't think I am going to be able to fulfill my obligation to Jenny of Living, Crafting & Quilting. I finished her gift back in July and have tried to contact her a few times for a snail mail address without a reply. She hasn't posted on her blog since January so I am at a loss about what to do next. I just hope she is ok. I am in the middle of quilting a little quilt tonight so till next time..... XXXXX

I have over the years not only made blankets and soft toys. I enjoy making things that I believe will be of use to the recipient. Handmade gifts are always so special - and I love being able to give something to someone, made by me, knowing that they will use and love it.

Squishy easy peasy leg warmers that will have you knitting again and again Get the pattern via Etsy, designed by Maria Scott of Bits N Bobs Boutique, who is also the genius designer of these gorgeous Sassy Pants leggings. This post contains affiliate links.

I needed to knit a jacket for my King Charles Cavalier, Hollie. She needs clipping, but the weather has turned so cold. It needs to have 4 legs as she has alopecia on her back leg, so is almost bald. Here goes: Cheap aran yarn. Knit flat on 5mm circular needle. Cast on 80 stitches. Work back and forth, K1 P1 rib 6 rows, making a button hole at the beginning of the 3rd row as follows: K1 P1 K1 yo K2tog P1 Row 7. Rib 6. K20. Rib 28.K20 Rib 6 work 7 more rows as stitches present, making a button hole at the beginning of row 13. (14 rows in total to this point) Divide for front legs: Work 26 sts as set and turn. Continue working on these 26 sts for 14 more rows, working a buttonhole at the beginning of the last row. Break yarn. Rejoin yarn to the centre 28 sts and work in K1 P1 rib for 15 rows. Break yarn Rejoin yarn to last 26 sts and work as stitches present for 15 rows. Next row - work across all 80 sts as set, so joining all sections together again. Work 20 rows as set, making a button hole on 13th row. Next row: Work 26 sts. Cast off 28 sts (all the centre rib section). Work 26 sts. continue on the last 26 sts for left back: 1) Rib 6 P12 P2tog rib 6 2) Rib 6 K2 tog K11 rib 6 3) rib 6 P10 P2tog rib 6 4) rib 6 K2 tog K9 rib 6 5) rib 6 P8 P2tog rib6 6) rib 6 K2tog K7 rib 6 = 20sts on needle 7) rib 6 P14 8) K14 rib 6 Rep last 2 rows 10 more times Work 6 rows K1 P1 rib Cast off. Rejoin yarn to remaining sts for right back. 1) Rib 6 P2tog P12 rib 6 2) Rib 6 K11 K2 tog rib 6 3) rib 6 P2tog P10 rib 6 4) rib 6 K9 K2 tog rib 6 5) rib 6 P2tog P8 rib6 6) rib 6 K7 K2tog rib 6 = 20sts on needle 7) P14 rib 6 8) rib 6 K14 Rep last 2 rows 10 more times Work 6 rows K1 P1 rib, working a button hole at the end of row 3 Cast off Work will now look like this: Pick up and knit 10 sts for left back leg, along stocking stitch section of left back. Marked with pins in the next picture: work 12 rows K1 P1 rib, increasing 1 stitch at each end of every odd numbered row. (20 sts) 13) cast on 5 sts. rib to end 14) cast on 5 sts. rib to end (30sts) work 10 more rows in rib Cast off Repeat for right back leg. Front legs: Pick up and knit 24sts around leg opening. K1 P1 rib 8 rows. Should be looking like this: Cast off. Sew leg seams and weave in ends Sew buttons to correspond with buttonholes. Put on very shy dog. (wash floor before taking pics!) This is my first ever written pattern (and blog!) so any feedback would be much appreciated. Also, I would love to see any mods made to this pattern!

I have over the years not only made blankets and soft toys. I enjoy making things that I believe will be of use to the recipient. Handmade gifts are always so special - and I love being able to give something to someone, made by me, knowing that they will use and love it.

Hi, did you just find this from pinterest? If you're looking for the star pattern, it's right over here! Remember? Remember when I was downright scandalized I'd knit thirteen of these things? Yeah, well, those were the good old days. I had to cut myself

Soft, cozy, stretchy, and fast. These ribbed mitts can be completed in a day and worn full finger, or folded over for more finger dexterity. Want to complete these with DK instead of fingering weight? No problem! Just reduce the stitch count in a way that keeps your ribbing 2x2. Shown here in Baah’s La Jolla Blueberry Lemonade. THINGS YOU WILL NEED: Shown knit with US #1.5 2.5mm in circular Chiagoo sock needles Gauge: 28sts/40rows = 4inches in garter stitch Yarn: Baah Yarn LaJolla 450 yds (or any sock yarn in a variegated you will need roughly 75-100yds) Notions: Stitch markers Darning needle Progress Keepers Stitch Holders or Waste Yarn Sizes available: S, M, L You can also find this on Etsy, Lovecrafts, and Ribblr: Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/824006463/knitting-pattern-r... Lovecrafts: https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-gb/p/ribbed-mitts-knitting-... Ribblr: https://www.ribblr.com/pattern/ribbed-mitts-knitting

Cardigan Size: 3-6 Months If you are looking for a lovely gift for a newborn baby, you might want to try this white baby lace cardigan. It is a beautiful knit project that is easy to make and very elegant. You can find the free knitting pattern on our website. Just click on the link below and download the pattern now. We hope you enjoy knitting this cardigan and share your results with us. Download Pattern: Baby Lace Cardigan

I've been crocheting the last little bits n bobs for my Autumn wreath today. A few more leaves, a couple more acorns, a toadstool, and some clumps of delightful little Michaelmas Daisies. Do you know these flowers? I just did...

I needed to knit a jacket for my King Charles Cavalier, Hollie. She needs clipping, but the weather has turned so cold. It needs to have 4 l...

The French Can-Can Girl tea cosy from the TeaCosyFolk range of tea cosies has bags of character. You can buy the French Can-Can Girl tea cosy as a finished hand crafted tea cosy , or as a French Can-Can Girl tea cosy knitting pattern to make your own tea cosy with character

Discover a selection of trendy short shag hairstyles in 2024 that are too good to pass up. Find the perfect cut to update your look and showcase your unique style.

Crochet a quick preemie blanket using 2 strands of yarn held together to create this lovely project in just about 3 hours.

Handmade rainbow crochet pouch. You can fit all your cards or put your lip balm or bits n bobs in it. Keep everything secure with a purple button :)

I hope you enjoyed all the gender reveal photos I posted yesterday! If you liked the baby booties in the photos then you are in luck because today I am posting the pattern! It should be a quick little pattern to work up and although I am calling them "newborn" baby booties, I think they

It's easier than you think to make DIY Christmas ornaments. These homemade Christmas ornament ideas are made of wood, twine, yarn, pom-poms and more.

Free Intermediate Crochet Basket Pattern For HomeThis adorable, crocheted fox basket is the perfect storage solution. Lily Sugar'n Cream gives you so many color options, that making your personalized little fox is easy. Measuring 11" tall x 12" in diameter, it's a versatile size and especially ideal for holding yarn.

Who wouldn't love a friend like these? Yesterday I abandoned (most) of my usual work to make these little fellas for my little fellas while they were at school. I knew these would be the perfect Valentines gifts. I used the Night Friend Owl PDF Pattern by Mimi Kirchner. Do you remember the fabulous fish

Tweedy Eyelet Scarf By Jennifer Dickerson This is a great beginner project to learn simple knitting techniques like YO increases and K2tog decreases. The result

Crochet Pattern for two maritime pillows On 28 pages I will explain to you how to crochet the pillows yourself. Pictures are with the pattern to help you while you go. Basic knowledge of crochet techniques is required. The skill level for this Pattern is: Basic (Beginner) The finished pillows will have a size of approx 45x45 cm (18x18 inch) – if you use the same yarn as I did. You just buy the pattern as a pdf file – you do not buy a finished figure/blanket/pillow! Explanation about copyright: For private use only! NO COMMERCIAL USE! Sales, Resell, change, exchange, copy or publishing of the pattern (even in parts) is NOT permitted – you are allowed to sell the finished product – but you need to make the product yourself and only in limited volume and you need to place “Produced by hand with the use of the Pattern and Design from HANKIDS, Anke Böttcher“.

RAVELRY PAGE HERE Hello! Hope everyone is doing ok out there in the big wide world. I have another pattern for you guys today. Its a ribbed hat for 16/17 weeks gestation. Designed with boys in mine but could be used for either gender just fine. I find there are a lot less creative ideas for the boys so Im trying hard to think of some that are either boyish or gender neutral. This hat only has 9 rows, and is a great way to introduce yourself to fphdc! For this hat you will need 3mm hook either 4 or 5 ply yarn (fingering or sports weight) needle for sewing in ends fphdc (front post half double crochet) 1: Ch2, hdc 8 times into the first chain, sl st to join. 2: Ch2, hdc in the same stitch, 2hdc in each remaining stitch around, join. 3: Ch2, hdc in the same stitch, *fphdc around the next stitch, 2hdc in the next stitch* repeat around, join. 4-8: Ch2, hdc, *fphdc, hdc, hdc* repeat around, join (fphdc will be done around the fphdc from the previous round, this creates the ribs) 9: Ch1, sc around, join. Finish off and weave in all ends. NOTE: DK weight yarn (8ply) will yeild a hat to fit 18/20 weeks, however you will need to do 2 extra rows of fphdc, hdc, hdc to add length. Pattern 2/52 for 2013 Images copyright Myshelle Cole, please do not use without permission.

I started this scarf pattern last night and completed 4 pattern counts which is approx. 40 cms, not bad for a lace pattern started late at...

I’ve done a step-by-step write up of this pattern, but see the link below for the quick version for those who don’t need the longer pattern. Have fun!

Wooden bases not only speed up your crochet but save yarn as well, so you can create even more baskets! The different base sizes let you create beautiful basket sets. So useful to store cosmetics, jewellery, or any bits 'n' bobs. You can paint or varnish the base, or even add decoupage to give it a nice bespoke touch. For the larger quantities please message me so we can work out the best options for you. Here is my YouTube channel for some tips how to use the bases https://youtube.com/@thegreenlakecraftstudio 》Some recommendations about the hook size and yarn《 T-shirt yarn is the most popular yarn for crocheting the baskets. However you can use two or more strands of macrame cord or even four strands of a 100% cotton yarn (50gr/100m per ball). Choose the size of the hook as recommended on the yarn label. If there are two sizes of hook, it is better to start with the smaller size of the hook for the first round of crochet (which goes around the holes of the base) and then to use the larger size in the following rounds. I usually use a 5mm hook for the first round, and then change to the 6mm hook. If you find that your crochet works out tightly, please try the next hook size up than the one on the label. 》Material《 Birch plywood Thickness: 3mm Distance from holes to holes: 4-5 mm. Diameter of the hole: 8 mm. Sanded Not varnished Pop over to my shop to see more crochet supplies https://thegreenlakecs.etsy.com

Danika means Morning Star (this design uses a version of star stitch) Danika Baby Jacket ~ with a Collar Danika Baby Jacket ~ without a Collar Danika Baby Jacket Requirements ~ DK (8ply) yarn ~ around 56g 4mm needles 4.5mm needles Tension ~ 22sts = 4” (10cm) Measurements ~ Width: 17 " (43cm) Length: 8½ “ (21.5cm) Sleeve Length: 5” (13cm) Pattern Instructions ~ Begin with the Sleeves (work 2) Using 4mm needles, cast on 25sts Work 6 rows in garter stitch (knit every row) Work 34 rows in stocking stitch, increasing one stitch at each end of 5th, 13th and 21st rows (31sts) The sleeve should now measure about 5½” – you can add more rows if required Next Row: Cast off 3sts, work to last 3sts, cast off 3sts (25sts) Leave these 25 stitches on a spare needle Work the Main Part Using 4.5mm needles, cast on 86 stitches Knit 2 rows 3rd Row: S1, k5, * yrn, k3, slip the first stitch of these 3sts over the 2nd and 3rd sts; repeat from * to last 5sts, k5 4th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 5th Row: S1, k4, * k3, slip the first stitch of these 3sts over the 2nd and 3rd sts, yrn; repeat from * to last 6sts, k6 6th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 Repeat the last 4 rows 7 times more Next Row S1, knit 19sts, cast off 5sts, knit 35sts, cast off 5sts, k19sts Continue using 4mm needles ~ Next Row: S1, k4, p15, purl across 25sts from the first sleeve, purl 36sts from the back, purl 25sts from the second sleeve, purl 15sts from left front, k5 (126sts) Work the Yoke 1st Row: S1, k2tog, yrn, k2, (makes a buttonhole), knit to end 2nd Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 3rd Row: S1, k17, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k21, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k32, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k21, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k18 (118sts) 4th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 5th Row: S1, k16, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k19, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k30, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k19, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k17 (110sts) 6th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 7th Row: S1, k15, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k17, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k28, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k17, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k16 (102sts) 8th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 9th Row: S1, k14, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k15, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k26, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k15, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k15 (94sts) 10th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 11th Row: S1, k2tog, yrn, k2, (makes a buttonhole), k9, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k13, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k24, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k13, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k14 (86sts) 12th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 13th Row: S1, k12, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k11, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k22, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k11, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k13 (78sts) 14th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 15th Row: S1, k11, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k9, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k20, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k9, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k12 (70sts) 16th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 17th Row: S1, k10, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k7, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k18, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k7, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k11 (62sts) 18th Row: S1, k4, purl to last 5sts, k5 19th Row: S1, k9, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k5, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k16, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k5, k2tog, s1,k1, psso, k10 (54sts) 20th Row: S1, knit to end 21st Row: S1, k2tog, yrn, k2, (makes a buttonhole), knit to end To complete with no collar ~ Knit 2 rows Cast off knitwise To complete with a collar ~ Collar 1st Row: Cast off 3sts, knit to end 2nd Row: Cast off 3sts, k2, purl to last 3sts, k3 (48sts) Continue using 4.5mm needles ~ 3rd Row: S1, k2, * yrn, k3, slip the first stitch of these 3sts over the 2nd and 3rd sts; repeat from * to last 3sts, k3 4th Row: S1, k2, purl to last 3sts, k3 5th Row: S1, k4, * k3, slip the first stitch of these 3sts over the 2nd and 3rd sts, yrn; repeat from * to last 4sts, k4 6th Row: S1, k2, purl to last 3sts, k3 Repeat the last 4 rows once more Knit 3 rows Cast off loosely (you might like to use a stretchy cast off, or a larger needle) To finish Sew up the sleeve and underarm seams Darn away ends Add 3 little buttons Danika Baby Jacket with a Collar Danika Baby Jacket You will find instructions for my matching hat and mittens at ~ https://mariannaslazydaisydays.blogspot.co.uk/2016/09/danika-baby-hat.html I am happy for you to use my patterns for your own use or for charity donations. In addition: You can gift or sell any finished items you make from my patterns. However, please do not copy my patterns Copyright © 2016 ‘made by marianna’ All Rights Reserved This pattern (the information and photos) may not be copied or reproduced or republished on another webpage or website. ‘This work is registered with the UK Copyright Service.’ 

EDIT 12.03.2020 Hi there! A lot of people wanted me to revise this pattern and make it more clear to understand, so here we are! This lovey was one of my first written patterns, so little mistakes were hidden here and there, but it's all a learning curve, right? ;) Anyway, I hope that now

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION PLEASE NOTE: This is a physical printed pattern that will be shipped to you! This is not a drill, the perfect summer bag is here. This intermediate kit is perfect for those summer days of exploring or going to a festival, keeping all your bits 'n' bobs safe. Simply pop the straps through your belt loops and voila, hands-free styling. Size 19.5cm x 12cm x 2.5cm Time to make 8 hours You will also need: 1 ball of Shiny Happy Cotton in colour A 1 ball of Shiny Happy Cotton in colour B 4.5mm crochet hook 1 gold metal clasp  *Note: This is a small, black and white printed booklet.

Make this crochet newborn baby set to bring baby home in, it is cute and quick to crochet using only two stitches, finished with pom-poms and sweet animal buttons, it will make a lovely baby shower gift, use the appropriate colors and it is suitable for a boy or girl.

Free Easy Crochet Dishcloth Pattern For HomeThese absorbent 100% cotton dishcloths feature a textured crochet design with subtle bobbles. Choose three coordinating shades of Lily Sugar’n Cream to make a set. The worsted weight yarn is machine washable and dryable, and comes in a wide range of colors.Material NotesEverything you need to make your new project is included in this kit! Time to get stitching, and don’t forget to share your progress!

A small-sized crochet hanging basket handmade made from eco-conscious 100% recycled cotton. Perfect for playroom and nursery storage or looks great hanging on a peg or door handle. Suitable for housing loose bits n bobs, small toys, toiletries and keeping your surfaces clutter-free. This basket also makes a lovely holder for small trailing plants as an alternative to hanging from the ceiling. Choose from a selection of 10 beautiful muted tones. Dimensions: H16cm (to top of handle) x W11cm. Opening size: 8.5cm Height excluding handle: 15cm Please note dimensions are measured to highest/widest part of basket. Please allow upto 1cm difference in stated sizing due to the handmade nature of the item and use of recycled cotton cord which can have slight variations in width, depending on the colour used. All my items are sent in plastic-free packaging. Please note I may use recycled packaging.

Recent project comments brought some pattern errors to light! I have since forwarded the updated pattern to all purchasers. Cutest little sweat pea Very Hungry Caterpillar inspired hat and baby cocoon! This swaddle sack was created initially as a gift for a friend. The newborn photos turned out so cute and it fit so well I decided to share my pattern with all you lovely knitters! The pattern colors are open to interpretation. I highly recommend making this super cute pattern with a speckle and solid variation! Everything you need to know is in the pattern. I would say this is very much a new knitter pattern that could easily be tackled. THINGS YOU WILL NEED: Shown knit with US #7 or 4mm in Addi Click Turbo Lace needles Gauge: 40sts/40rows = 4inches Yarn: Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice in 3 shades of Green (1 skein each) Lion Brand Vanna’s choice in red, yellow, and brown (scraps will work) since Vanna’s choice was discontinued please use any worsted or heavy DK weight yarn. Notions: Stitch markers Darning needle Progress Keepers 3.75mm Crochet hook One size fits all newborn to 3 months. You can also find it at Etsy, Lovecrafts, and Ribblr: https://www.etsy.com/listing/592755276/knitting-pattern-v... https://www.lovecrafts.com/en-gb/p/hungry-caterpillar-coc... https://www.ribblr.com/pattern/very-hungry-caterpillar-in...

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