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Photo by Ms Mal on November 05, 2022.

Photo by Ms Mal on November 05, 2022.

Photo by Ms Mal on November 05, 2022.

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Posted On: November 6th 2022, 01:30 am

i made a teeny tiny teacup as a progress marker last night. too cute not to share 😊

pattern: coffee, hot chocolate, & tea cups by @kayemmcreations
yarn: various scraps

#crochetersofinstagram #crochet #alwayscrocheting #amigurumi #yarnlife #yarnlove #yarnplay #fiberinmyfingers

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flyyarns

4 years ago

flyyarns

adorable and absolutely a great share!

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