This has been a bit of a mixed week, I have spent it
finishing off and revisiting. I started
this little crib blanket at the beginning of June. I wanted a portable project and this really fit the
bill as it has been all over with me. I was in no hurry to finish it
because it was lovely to make and quite interesting because it gave me the
opportunity to use one of the techniques used in the Beyond the square motifs #60 and #121. Making this little cover meant that I could either, crochet, pull up the loops or weave in the
ends or a bit of each depending how the mood took me. Speaking of ends there were lots of them but I try to weave as I go, I do hate having them all to do at the end. So here it is a pretty little
crib blanket which could be used for a boy or a girl and best of all it’s a
free pattern which can be found here.
Now for the revisiting bit, I started making a blanket back
in February and naughty thing that I am put it to one side in favor of other things that took my fancy, I'm terrible like that. I should have kept on
with it even if it was just one square a day but no the poor thing was shoved
into a bag and stuffed under the bed well I have resurrected it and am now
wondering why I pushed it out of sight because it’s lovely to make. I think the problem is it has lots of colours
in it so it’s not very portable, you can hardly carry 16 balls of wool around with you can you, so even though this time I will keep on with it till it’s finished, I
am on the lookout for another portable project something with maybe just one or two colours now let me see.........
That is so pretty xx
ReplyDeleteYour crochet blanket seems so cute.. I like soft colors so much.. I am curiously waiting your new project..:))
ReplyDeleteBest wishes..
Thank you, I have started it already and I think I have got the hang of the pattern. :)
DeletePS Finally doing the sunshine award blog - so thank you again xx
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome :)
DeleteThat crib cover is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLinda, it is very pretty! I tend to put things away all the time unfinished.. I really have to get out of that habit!
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern with the stripes and the ridges in the crochet. Adorable! I'm like you with the ends...do it as you go...can't imagine waiting until the end! Yikes!
ReplyDeleteThat is an interesting stitch, for sure. It gives the blanket such texture. Beautiul!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, your baby blanket looks beautiful. It looks really soft and cozy.
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