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CUTE CROCHET STORAGE FOR SMALL THINGS

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http://elsasdesign.blogspot.com/

I ran across this little cutie on a blog.  You’ll need to cut and paste the link to google.com and click ‘translate this page’ to get the blog in English.  Scroll down about 1/3 to find this cute storage idea.  Attention to detail here is excellent.

The ONLY way I’d voluntarily allow a mouse into my house is if this crocheter made one for me.  They’re so cute.  I HATE mice!  But, who could hate these cute originals.  Check them out!

Comments

  1. The mice are the cutest thing!! 😀

    I think you don’t need to copy paste the link.
    In the blog’s right side bar there is a google box where you can choose the language. It doesn’t work so well to portuguese but I think the english comes fine!!

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