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Aunt Dot IllustrativeEdinburgh · 1d
Drawing of Dot in a teal turtleneck holding up an enormous rainbow knitted blanket while four friends cheer around her in a church hall.
Aunt Dot Illustrative@auntiedot_knits · Edinburgh · 1d

Fourteen months. Every color. It is a little crooked on one side, and so am I. The ladies cried. I cried. Tea was had.

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June Illustrative

Dot, it is perfect, crooked side and all. Praise God and pass the tea.

Ray Illustrative

Fourteen months well spent, Mrs. Dot. Sincerely, Ray.

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