Just a Blanket Update
2008 January 29
So there is the center panel and now all I have left to do is 8 rows of edging. This is the Bernat Soy in Flax and Seasalt.
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Learning to dance in the rain again to spite infertility, fibromyalgia, CFS, starting a business and various other conditions that come with being alive.
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That’s BEAUTIFUL!!! Great job!
WOW! I can’t believe how far you’ve gotten! I’m still working on a crochet scarf for hubby that I started right after Christmas!! It looks great!!!
Beautiful! Makes me want to pick up my crochet hook again.
Wow, you are FAST! So impressive! It looks really good! Can’t wait to see the final result!
I’m sorry about the spotting. That is SOOOOO frustrating.
It’s the same old feeling…”why, oh why can’t my body just work already!”
That’s beautiful!
Beautiful blanket. How do you add the stip of blue? Is it as simple as using different yarn in those blocks of stitches? I crochet, but that is gorgeous!
Absolutely Beautiful!
I love your blanket, it is beautiful! I am trying to make this same one for a friend of mine and I am having trouble. I am an experienced crocheter, but I can’t figure out how to make this without cutting the yarn. My directions say specifically not to cut the yarn, is there any way around this? Could you please advise me on how to make this without cutting the yarn? Thanks!
Thanks for your comment. You just need to carry both colors through out… meaning that your second color is going to run through inside of the main color until you need it.. then you carry the main color inside of the second… did that make sense?
Yes, that makes sense, thank you very much!