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You Need These Crochet Jogging Shorts

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Made from recycled vintage afghan blankets, these running shorts will make for a great gift for the jogger in your life.

We can’t predict the effect these will have on the eyes and senses of the people in the gym (but it would be huge fun to find out).

Each jogging short is custom made. So you need to send the lady the waist size, inseam and anything else you want her to know for her to be able to come up with a unique design for you.

Lordvon Schmitt, is of course, no stranger to CraftGossip. Her earlier creations, the crochet onesie and the crochet shorts were featured earlier.

If you want these crochet jogging shorts, you need to order them fast. They will make for a great Christmas!

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