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- Week 1: Diamond Part 1
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Bonus pattern
NEW - Download the all-in-one PDF!
The pattern for this CAL is now available as an all-in-one PDF! Visit the Ravelry page for more information!
Bonus pattern
With the Scheepjes CAL 2020 bonus pattern, you can start your own museum collection by working three different insects: a beetle, a bee and a butterfly of moth. It is the perfect pattern to use up small amounts of leftover yarn.
The pattern is available on Christina's blog: A Spoonful of Yarn.
Bonus pattern
