Random Acts Of Crochet Kindness
Published 5th of November, 2020
Multicoloured
Big Ears
I could imagine a dog running off with that one.
I particularly like this one.
Years ago I used to make playdough bear heads, for our daughter to play with. We would have great fun pitting them against each other, though it would eventually turn into one big grey-green blob. For some reason these crochet heads reminded me of those.
Give Birth To A Smile!
We shall leave you with a nice happy smiley, that's actually quite large, unless Sharon has small hands.
We would like to thank Sharon, Kelly and Peter for their actions, and for letting us share their story. Anything that brings a smile to our faces in these troubled times is a welcome relief. If you happen to find one on your travels, please let us know!
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As you go about your routine in Paphos, keep an eye out for something unusual. The city has been invaded by guerilla knitting. Flowers, pumpkins and poppies are just some of the creations that await the observant traveller, so be on the lookout for some random acts of crochet kindness.
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