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I want to make a bag/small tote with this graph I found on Pinterest, is the graph big enough for a bag without looking ridiculous? Do I need to add some rounds, if so, how many? What I need to fit in the bag is in the post.
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I want to make a bag/small tote with this graph I found on Pinterest, is the graph big enough for a bag without looking ridiculous? Do I need to add some rounds, if so, how many? What I need to fit in the bag is in the post.

I want it to be big enough for at least one project, water bottle (it's a thin bottle so should fit in a regular small tote) and a few small trinkets that I might get or bring to any groups I'm part of.

The projects I'd take are just one small skein.

If this wouldn't be reasonably possible, do you have any graph recommendations that would be big enough? Or at least the dimensions on a graph that would work. This is my first time making a graph into a bag.

u/InkTheAxolotl — 6 days ago
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How to decorate my backpack?

I want to crochet some things to put on my backpack, either to pin or tie on. I live in a climate that's mostly snowy (Wisconsin) so I need it to survive that. I like a nature, vintage, witch/pagan aesthetics (I follow germanic druidism and nordic pagan beliefs), what do you all recommend?

I added a dragonfly I made :> pattern is from "Fiber Magick" by Opal Luna

u/InkTheAxolotl — 10 days ago
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Support with a death of a beloved family member

hey, I just need a bit of support and advice so I can help my dad and siblings go through this. My grandma is passing on and it's hurting everyone. She's in the ICU, my dad is gathering everyone who can make it to go to the hospital soon to say goodbye. I live with my dad so it's easier to support him.

I know I don't have to be the support, but I want to be. My dad is saying he's fine, but I know him, I know he was very close to my grandma. I'm in contact with my brother and eldest sister, but not my uncle and middle sister, I do plan on trying to get my uncle's phone number or Facebook to stay in contact. I'm the youngest, but we're all adults. This is a death that hits all of us hard because grandma was the glue in the family.

Just a short update because we're all processing this. My grandma passed. She waited for us all to come back to her room, then five minutes later she passed.

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u/InkTheAxolotl — 2 months ago