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10 days ago

Posted On: October 25th 2026, 10:44 pm

Alrighty then…. Yea I know it’s not Finished Friday BUT Charlene completed her #rainbowflora by Alisa Hartzel using #kittybeacoquinadk in the Seaglass colorway and #sandnesgarnduo in the blue denim colorway. This is an easy fabulous Florida fave!!!! 🧶 Come knit with us here : 📍 216 N Federal Hwy | Lake Park, FL 33403
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Comments (2)

8 days ago

midigi7

Gorgeous!

10 days ago

sabine_pouille

I love it ! Good job Charlene!

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