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Pretty in Pink and Some Sparkles too!




A hat for my oldest in ballet pink (red heart yarn she picked) with some silver beads.  No pattern, and ended up running elastic thread through a couple rows to make it more secure on her head for now, until she grows into it some more.

Matches a shoulder shrug knitted for her during her year of ballet lessons.





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