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I crochet, reasonably competently, but am left handed. I’m not sure if I’m volunteering as I also have ME/CFS and can’t guarantee energy levels from one day to the next.

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Tamsin, I'm happy to add you to the list if you'd like, then you can do whatever works for you, no obligation. Just let me know if that's alright.

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That’s perfect. Thank you.

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Interesting challenge...

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Let me know if you want me to add you to the list, Tricia

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Thanks Lisa for offering to add me to the list, I feel that I won't be able to give the time to your project that it would need, but I will watch with interest as you develop your ideas.

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No problem, Tricia, thanks so much for being here!

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I can commit to testing spirals. I am a competent crocheter but usually work from charts, but since this is Freeform, which I feel more relaxed working, I could work with written instructions

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Thanks, Janice, I'll add you to the email list!

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I would be happy to test. I’m back into crochet a year after many years off

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Thank you! I'll put you on the list!

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Thank you

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I am really fascinated by the spirals. I loved watching your 100 day project come to life.

I'd be interested in trying it.

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Thanks so much, I'll add you to the email list!

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I am fascinated by your spirals. I would love to test your pattern. I work well with written instructions. Pick me!

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Thanks, Cathyann, I'd love that! I'll send more info soon

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Could you send me an email at lisadohertyfreeformanddesign@gmail.com? Substack isn't giving me an email address for you.

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Yarny ones, I'm filled with appreciation for all who have offered to test the spiral pattern. The group is large, so I'm going to call off the search now. Thanks so much!

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I played the mandolin for a few years before my arthritis made it too painful. I loved it! Now I play a mountain dulcimer-it is much easier on my hands and also has a beautiful and unique sound.

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I've always thought it would be fun to play dulcimer.

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I'm enjoying your updates, it's lovely to watch your project grow. I tried a wonky spiral a while back, inspired by you. Its now a favourite cushion, used up all my natural dye samples, mainly onion skin variations.

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Thank you, Joelle, and your cushion sounds wonderful!

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