From the second I laid eyes on this yarn, it screamed "WAVES!" A brief dip into the Harmony Guide and a few dangling rings later, this simple scarf was born. Worked in only seven long rows, it’s warm enough for chilly spring nights, soft enough to wear against bare skin, and has sheen to add some flair to casual beachwear.
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Maple Cayenne Roasted Brussels Sprouts
Almost TOO HAPPY. Happy Little Suns tutorial, by Zoom Yummy. #crochet #embroidery
The take-home, yes, sure. But the reasoning is flighty and ridiculous. Hoarding your ideas can make you twitchy and irritable and paranoid, all of which can put a serious hitch in your creative gitalong. Sharing your ideas can result in great catharsis and valuable feedback. Ideas don't float around in the ether. But they are often in some way a product of consuming the shared ideas of others.
