Block 165
Four Square
I enjoyed knitting this one, making the four little square's was fun, by decreasing in the centre you form a mitered square it's amazing how a a flat piece of work turns into a square if you would like to try it, there is a video how to here
I did think the sewing up would be a headache but it wasn't really and even though I sewed them the wrong way I still like the finished result. I think a blanket made up of little squares would look lovely, a great way to use up all your little bits of yarn.
Rating - easy
Curl - 0
size - 6"x 6"
ends - 8
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Tricia has sewn them correctly and it makes a much neater finish. :)
Progress - number of different blocks made = 35ends - 8
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Hope you all have a great weekend. :)
Very nice!!!
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All your blocks are awesome, but I especially like this one. Great color combos on both!
ReplyDeleteThis is so funny, I was looking at some mitred squares on another blog today! I wonder if it is international mitred squares day!! xx
ReplyDeleteI think this would make a lovely baby blanket and use up lots of my yarn'y bits and pieces. Food for thought!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Jacqui x
Another great way to use up bits and pieces of yarn. I think the only way to go would be to sew them together as you make them. I would dread having that job ahead of me if I did all the knitting first. Thanks for sharing. Love what you did.
ReplyDelete(((HUGS))) Susanne :)
This is one great looking square, Linda :-) I have seen in Instagram a few blankets make with these mitred squares, and they look great.
ReplyDeleteAlso a very pretty square, great for playing with colors!
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