Woman Crochets 'Poop Blanket,' Reveals What Each Color Means for Her Daily Bowel Movements (Exclusive)

• When Kyra Biemans started to chat, she encountered videos on the tictic of people who use the time data to create their own patterns
• Inspired by this concept, a 30-year-old from Vancouver, Canada, who also lives with a irred gut syndrome (IBS), decided to Kukati Cover that will monitor her gut movements
• Decided to use her favorite colors to represent her most common daily frequency

When Kyra Biemans began to hook, she encountered videos on the tictor of people who use time -information data to create their patterns, also known as blankets for temperature monitoring. Inspired by this concept, a 30-year-old from Vancouver, Canada, who also lives with a irritable intestine syndrome (IBS), had the idea: that the house that would monitor her gut movements would be followed.

The Biemans went to the store and chose the yarn colors she thought together looked beautiful and considered attractive. She decided to make flowers using her favorite colors to represent her most common daily frequencies: blue for one pik a day, green for two, orange for three, yellow for four, brown for five and pink for six.

“My favorite color is my orange for three papa,” she says exclusively to people. “That’s why I chose him for three, because I feel that three papa a day is one of the most common for me.”

Kyra Biemans tailors her blanket.

Kyra Biemans

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From there, the project began. Although she did not officially start until January 20, she was able to quickly make up for and monitor her gut movements since the beginning of the year. He says that he follows his PIK daily every week, then transfers the information to the Excel List to create a color net.

“I don’t need to make them long, maybe an hour or two,” he adds. “Each flower probably takes me 10 to 20 minutes, and I’m slow – connecting them slowly slows them down.”

“I’m currently until March 8,” she continues. “My most proud flower is probably a one-time day of six years-is pink on January 18th.”

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Kyra Biemans color key benefits.

Kyra Biemans

Not longing for their project, the Biemans decided to record a video for their creation for Tiktoc. She says she says a lot in real life, and she was proud of her progress in how the flowers turned out, so she wanted to share it online.

To her surprise, the video became viral, collecting more than 1.3 million views and hundreds of comments.

“There is an option for 6 Poops ??! Dan? !!!!”, commented one user.

“As someone who is chronically closed, I envy you so much,” the other person wrote.

Someone else said, “I should 0 or I wouldn’t have a blanket 😂.”

“I didn’t receive much DM, but most comments were big and positive,” Biemans says. “There is an unusual negative comment, but nothing worse than” some things need to be online. “People want to know more, see how I do flowers and see how exactly I plan on my months on the blanket.”

“I just think it’s pretty funny to be honest,” she continues. “In real life, I talk a lot about my patio and I think my partner and friends have started nervous. So this is a very affirmative and necessary experience.”

“The tons of strangers who talk about my habits of Poop -and is equally funny and clumsy,” he adds.

Close up and blanket.

Kyra Biemans

Looking back, Biemans recalls that when she first brought out the idea of ​​blankets to her friends, one of her good peers, D, loved thought and joined the making of one. He hopes that from the publication of the idea on Tictok, others saw her video and were inspired to make their own blankets.

There are currently no certain plans for a blanket after the year is over. He says she will visit the idea again at the end of December when it is almost over.

“I’ll probably finish it, but continue to talk about my hood in many other ways,” she hints.

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