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Knit Crochet Blog Week Day 2

Here we are at day two.  The prompt for today is:
Write a dating profile for one of your past finished projects.

I'll start out with this; I've never written a dating profile since I was lucky enough to stumble upon my husband at an early age and never had to jump through the veritable hoops that some other people have had to. 

Hi all, my name is Cassis.  I'm a spunky little shawlette who was knit up in the lively city of Syracuse.  I'm only three months old, a nice little catch fresh out of the cradle ;)  I'm just a small crescent shawl, a scarf if that's what you prefer, but I'm pure Merino so I'll keep you warm in a cool situation.  I'm also the proud owner of 987 cobalt beads.  I may be small, but I pack a sufficient amount of bling; perfect shoulder candy for that night out. 

I love to go out, be it on the town sprucing up the go to LBD, dressing up that blouse and jeans.  (I am the perfect shade of blue after all.)  Or just wrapped around the neck for warmth and style on a cooler day.  Don't be afraid to get out and have fun, I'm amade of superwash Merino.  I'm a pretty easy-going piece of knitwear, I don't have too many dislikes, maybe just the color red...  Where do I hope to go in the future, lots more parties that's where.  Of course being a shawlette, I could settle down, hang out in the rocker on grannies shoulders, but why waste these good looks on staying home?  Take me out and show me off baby! 

'Til tomorrow, Happy Crafting!
-Q   

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