I need testers for my Mushroom Beetle - Crochet ePattern
Due Date: Sep. 21
Additional Requirements: I need a few testers who can complete an intermediate level pattern by the due date. Has wire, pipe cleaners, or creativity available. And who can provide 1 clear photo without using AI
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Woah!! That looks so awesome!! Unfortunately I am extremely slow and don’t have the time to finish by due date. Good luck with testing though!! I hope lots of people see this cause that’s truly amazing!!
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it is so cool, i love all the details! good luck with testing <333
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Thank you! I haven’t gotten any interest on instagram, and honestly, this comment made my day
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I don’t have a lot of time to test rn but I actually study bugs (went to grad school and everything for it!). So if you have any questions or want me to look anything over let me know! I love the design and colors! Very original and creative! If you don’t get a lot of interest here either you can also always post another tester call (honestly ones posted on the weekends tend to get more attention!)
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That’s so cool! I recently became interested in bugs and related critters. But I’m also wary about what I read on the internet 
something that’s been bugging me, because I included it in the pattern, are the parts that cover a beetle’s wings when they’re not in use called the elytra?
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AWWW that sucks. Happy I was able to make your day a little brighter though!! :D
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Ooo it looks awesome! Good luck with testing!!!
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Wow, that’s amazing. I’d love to test this pattern for you. I have experience with using wire and love bugs. 
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so cool! love all the detailss!! glwt
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wow it’s so gorgeous I love it so much sadly can’t test rn but glwt!!
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I am is love with this deisgn it is very mystical i would love to test!
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It was inspired by Elder Scrolls Online 
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this looks so cool! good luck with testing!
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cool! good luck with testing ~
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Wow this is so cool it has lots of detail good luck with testing it
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Yes just like in Minecraft! lol! And they’re called elytra no matter if they’re in use or not. They protect the beetles wings when they’re not flying. It’s honestly one of the coolest things about beetles because they fold their wings in really complex ways to fit under the elytra! 
also a lot of people who study bugs like lady bugs to be called lady beetles cuz they’re a type of beetle! 
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