In my latest crochet square. Sigh. Guess that two hour nap didn’t do very much to clear my head then. 🙁
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10 responses to “5 corners in a square.”
ROFL Jax
The first Pentagon crochet blanket??
Karen x
Jax- you’re probably doing something so already know, but in case you don’t, but the ring code’s gone from everywhere- I repeat WE ARE DRIFTING…. 🙂
I wasn’t, I was feeding Small. Looks fine from here? Momentary outage?
Still looks like some of us are driftng to me (including you and I)but it’s probably my puter gasping it’s last. I may be gone some time…
Actually I had problems with ring code earlier, so just used sarah’s links around the place. OK now though
I’m sure you could make a blanket from tesselated pentagons. 😉
may not be a good one to send to the other square makers though! LOL
I can’t even work out how you managed to do it – was it a v fancy pattern?
Yes, it was gone earlier, after an odd message saying that it had too many connections, so was unavailable. Fame;-)
You can use 12 pentagons to make a ball… stuff with wheat and lavender and make a soothing stress ball for heating in the microwave and throwing at the wall in moments of irritability. 🙂
Hey Jon did’t know you are reading this too :0. Greets