Why did the woven carrying container refuse to play hide and seek in the garden?
Because it always got spotted.
This riddle uses a double entendre based on visual patterns and physical presence. A traditional holiday basket is often patterned with woven holes and filled with colorful items, meaning it can easily be seen hiding.
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