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Wow! Your colors are beautiful and seem spot-on! I’ll be watching to see what colors you add since I occasionally knit gifts for people in their college colors.
One thing I’d suggest (not that you asked - LOL) is to change the name of your “Kansas Purple”. That’s Kansas State’s color. (Kansas is crimson and blue.) Since whoever is knitting or crocheting the item might not know the school colors, it could keep someone from blindly buying based on the name.
It is very kind of you to make a suggestion. I have made a major change in Yarn page, to make it easier for crafters to shop. I do custom dyeing as well:-)
@caseywen I may have a need for your custom services. I have a few items to make for friends out of state who attended different universities. I’ll message you when I’m ready. Thought I’d get that done before the holidays, but some things have come up that have everything pushed back.
I would like to share sales events on Black Friday and Small Business Saturday. Hope to see you there.
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