These are what I’ve made from icord. Red Roses have a very important significance to me so I thought I would make some.

I am working on getting some new members into the community using a boosted Facebook Page post. Right now it has no likes or comments. Can you go in and like the post and leave the comment BLANKET so it shows interest. You should receive an automated DM asking you to join the community, obviously you can ignore that. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BFXRJZifA/

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Well done everyone you’re doing great to get us to the top of the Skool Leaderboards. At the moment we are: Number 42 in all the Skool Communities AND Number 5 in the Hobbies Skool Communities And it’s all thanks to you. Posting, liking and any other activity all counts towards climbing the ladder to the top. It’s all about engagement and I would like to thank you for all your posts. So keep on posting, liking and replying to the threads to get us to our ultimate goal of being number ONE by the end of 2026. Can we do it? YES WE CAN!

This one is a bit Gruesome though 😬😬😬😬 One of the darkest of knitting histories dates back to the French Revolution, when a group of knitting women would sit beside the guillotine and knit through the executions. The Commune of Paris organized and paid these women to attend beheadings and tribunals to "greet death, to insult the victims and to glut their eyes with blood". They would jeer and shriek and knit as the upper class were led to the guillotine.