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Here I'm adding a third colorway, called Persimmon, over top of the two rows of Sage Green. The base of the pseudosphere was crocheted in a colorway called Emily. All yarn is 100% cotton in Peaches & Creme, by Pisgah Yarn and Dye Company (now out of business).

If it passes muster, it will be on its way to Hawaii's Coral Reef project when it's completed, I hope!

Excerpt from <a href="http://yarnoverpullthrough.wordpress.com/2011/03/26/hawaiian-hyperbolic-crochet-coral-reef-project/?blogsub=confirming#subscribe-blog" rel="noreferrer nofollow">Hawaii Hyperbolic Crochet Coral Reef Project:</a>

"Aloha! The worldwide hyperbolic crochet (and knit) coral reef phenomenon is finally making its way to Hawai’i! Take some inspiration from the marine life around the Hawaiian Archipelago and knit or crochet some models of marine life to contribute to this community art project. The exhibition will take place from 4-28 June 2011 at the Hawai’i Craftsmen window at Marks Garage, a gallery in the Chinatown arts district of Honolulu."

If you’re interested in participating, here are some crochet coral reef patterns (the link is about half-way down the page at the link above. I tried to add the URL but kept getting an error message) to help you get started! (New info: See if <a href="http://api.ning.com/files/G2EJhF1dJ8MQoEWlYh9uo26KjZUDcJ9yunVySop4YKNZrHaWs9s4KMe6a0O0odFSPw-B4Ob8i1ZXDeawxrJBLI2YagVu5Fpi/coralreefcrochet.pdf" rel="noreferrer nofollow">this link</a> works. It's in PDF format. It will give you lots of ideas to try.)