Shawl 2:

Fantastitch knit in On The Round Cottage Fingering. This non-superwash wool has surprising bounce and softness with fantastic stitch definition. Bright and happy and bound to get you or your loved one lots of compliments! If you have questions, need exact measurements, etc, please let me know!

Asking $600 OBO.

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I know we are more than 100% funded and I'm late to the party but I've got a few shawls for sale so I was thinking I offer them up here with 50% of each item sold being donated to CoSo! You can knock out a little holiday shopping, support your friendly local CoSo artist, and support CoSo at the same time! As always, I'm happy to make payment arrangements to make things easier.

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Shawl 1:

Stitch by Numbers knit in Magpie Fibers Swanky Sock which is a blend of merino wool, cashmere and a touch of nylon. If you have questions, need exact measurements, etc, please let me know!

Asking $600 OBO.

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Let’s start November off with a bang! Remember the Stitch by Numbers Shawl? Let’s do a raffle with 100% of all money raised going to CoSo!!!

Step 1: Make a donation to CoSo via Donorbox:

https://donorbox.org/countersocial

Step 2: Post how much you donated with a screenshot and tag me or send me a DM.

Step 3: Every $5 is considered one ticket.

On November 11th I’ll throw all of the entries into a bowl and @amarand will help me draw a winner! I’ll pay for shipping to the winner! A win/win yes? 👏🏻

This place isn't about follower counts or fishing for clout. It's about real connections with real people.

Proceed accordingly to get the most out of your experience here. #CoSoTips

Because of Haruki Murakami, and particularly Kafka on the Shore, I became a little obsessed by Japanese cat books. Here are four you should read.

**NEW USERS**
https://counter.social/userguide.pdf
(Yes it might be a bit long, but there is very useful information in it.) We get that everything is different here for you, but we'll help. Please be patient & grateful.

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My cab driver asked me “May I ask you a personal question?” I said yes. He said “I am a Muslim, you?” I told him I was a Jew. He stated “You know, religion is real, but it’s just different stories, and the same story, all at the same time. It’s all one huge, long, complicated, beautiful story. We are the all the same religion, just taught during different parts of the same story. We are all the same people, just born from different eras of learning and religion. ”

Autumn in Westonbirt.