The famous search engine Google celebrates one of the most popular crafts during the 2000s: the Scooby-Doowith today’s Doodle, September 12.
He Google Doodle dedicated to Scoubidou will be available to search engine users throughout the day at:
- Mexico
- France
- England
- Ireland
- Australia
- New Zealand
The Doodle dedicated to the craftsmanship of Scooby-Doo It became a trend among young people of that decade and Google remembers it, but what is it?
What is Scoubidou? Google Doodle of September 12 is dedicated to this craft (Google Doodle )
What is Scoubidou, the craft that Google Doodle is paying tribute to today, September 12?
Scoubidou is the craft that the Google Doodle celebrates today, September 12, with a tribute in his image that was handmade.
The craft of the Scoubidou is a thread knotting technique French that originated in the 1950s and was all the rage in those years.
Well, the Scoubidou consists of a bundle of vibrantly colored threads that can be knotted to create intricate crafts and designs.
Likewise, the Scooby-Doo It re-emerged worldwide in the 2000s, making it one of the most popular techniques among young people when creating bracelets, necklaces and an endless number of fashion accessories.
And so the Scoubidou craft became a trend that is remembered by the Google Doodle because in addition to its colorful threads, it is distinguished by its eiconic flat, round and hollow designs.
Today, the craft of Scooby-Doo which Google Doodle celebrates today, September 12, is used to make everything from keychains to friendship bracelets.
What is Scoubidou? Google Doodle of September 12 is dedicated to this craft (Pinterest)
Why is the craft of Scoubidou celebrated today, September 12, by the Google Doodle?
He Google Doodle celebrates the craftsmanship of Scoubidou today, September 12, due to a Guinness World Record.
Well, a day like today, but in 2015, the inhabitants of La-Chapelle-Saint-Ursin, France, established the Guinness World Record for the longest Scoubidou.
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