My annual birthday CAL

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I mean it’s only the second year I’ve done a Coastal Crochet CAL for my birthday, but I would love it to become an actual tradition.

This year we’re working in squares, which I’m excited about.

This is as much as I’ve done because of course I got mixed up and read the UK terms, even after double checking that I was using the US ones, so my first attempt was twice the size it should’ve been. Ugh.

One day I’m going to get a project right first time. Maybe…

Hannah

xXx

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18 thoughts on “My annual birthday CAL”

  1. And precisely when is your birthday ?
    That looks like it’s going to be delightful.
    As for mistakes, I (she said, unable to not change the subject to herself) have a theory about the way I work: as I appear to be incapable of reading through the whole pattern before I begin anything, I doubt that I’ve ever started one without discovering, too late !, that I’m doing something wrong.
    You may be the Wizard of WIPs, but I’m the Earl of Erroneous Entireties. [grin]

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    1. It’s today!
      That is a fabulous title and I would wear it with pride if I were you. I may have to get Wizard of WIPs on a tshirt.
      Do people actually read patterns all the way through before using them? Maybe I should try that (she says, knowing full well that she will never bother).

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      1. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, HANNAH !!! – sincere happy greetings from Downunder, my dear ! I hope you and the boyfriend (who doesn’t appear to have a name, but no matter) are going out to dine .. oh no, you can’t. Sighh .. No celebrating for quite a long while, But boy, will you make up for it, whenever ?!! [grin]

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        1. He has a name, but I don’t know if he wants it used on my blog so I’m erring on the side of caution!
          Thanks for the birthday wishes 🙂 We couldn’t go out, obviously, but the bf did make me one of my favourite meals and got some candles out so it was still quite lovely.

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  5. In the last five years I’ve done almost 100 projects and I can tell you that I don’t think there’s one single project that I haven’t had to restart. Once I read it an entire sweater three times. Why? I ask myself why all the time, LOL

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