
But if you fold it just right you can sort of get the idea

If only half at a time.
It would be bigger, but I've been distracted. Remember this blob of orange ramen I posted last week?
Well now it looks almost exactly the same as it did a year ago, except it has teeny beads.

The lifeline is where I quit working it because the bead row drove me crazy. Well the looming Harry Potter movie has me wanting to finish it. It turns out to be not *quite* as insane as I remembered. I picked it up on Monday and 2 days later I've done 3 bead rows. It takes about 2 hours to do the 60 beads in 1 repeat. Next repeat will have 66, and I think I'm doing at least 1 more after that unless I go insane first. The pattern calls for 3, When I started I was thinking 5, but we'll see. My standards might have gone down.
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