but I really want to keep my belly warm!
mmmm, belly warmer and knitted too!
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3 comments:
so cute! I've had a cold belly all day. What a great idea :)
Interesting that you should post this. I was just reading about them the other day on pingmag.jp. The Japanese call them haramaki and they're becoming very fashionable there apparently.
I'd need a big 'un!
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