It's coming along...
You, dear friends, are going to get sick of seeing this one. I added another long row and a short row across the bottom, (or top) :)
I added it because when I would fold it in half, it wasn't on the seam so it would have to be folded in the middle of the square. I don't know about you but that would just drive me crazy! Half the fun of making these blankets/throws/afghans, whatever you want to call them, is because I love folding them. They look so pretty all folded and stacked neatly on a shelf. Of course I love spreading them out on the bed too. I think it is safe to say I just LOVE making blankets!!
All the loose ends you see in this picture are already woven in the back so it is nice and neat for me when I start another row!
Now this is my Triple Thread Baby Blanket. This is so fun to make and the longer it gets the more I love it. I just run out of the Bernat Satin Flamingo so fast. Obviously because it is a worsted weight and the other two threads are sport weight, the yardage is much smaller on the worsted weight and I am using a large hook. so, I have used one and a half Satin skeins and am ready for another and I am still on the first skeins of the Sport weight.
Long story short, I had to stop working on it until I go to Hobby Lobby or order more from Joann's. There goes my stash-busting efforts on this one.
It's coming along...
You, dear friends, are going to get sick of seeing this one. I added another long row and a short row across the bottom, (or top) :)
I added it because when I would fold it in half, it wasn't on the seam so it would have to be folded in the middle of the square. I don't know about you but that would just drive me crazy! Half the fun of making these blankets/throws/afghans, whatever you want to call them, is because I love folding them. They look so pretty all folded and stacked neatly on a shelf. Of course I love spreading them out on the bed too. I think it is safe to say I just LOVE making blankets!!
All the loose ends you see in this picture are already woven in the back so it is nice and neat for me when I start another row!
Now this is my Triple Thread Baby Blanket. This is so fun to make and the longer it gets the more I love it. I just run out of the Bernat Satin Flamingo so fast. Obviously because it is a worsted weight and the other two threads are sport weight, the yardage is much smaller on the worsted weight and I am using a large hook. so, I have used one and a half Satin skeins and am ready for another and I am still on the first skeins of the Sport weight.
Long story short, I had to stop working on it until I go to Hobby Lobby or order more from Joann's. There goes my stash-busting efforts on this one.
So that's all for this week. I hope you all have a great weekend and Happy Crocheting!
Love the blanket, so pretty and colorful. I am never stash busting...there I have said it, I am a true yarn-o-holic and I can't be helped.
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Thanks Meredith! Don't worry about my stash-busting too much...I still have a ton of lovely yarn to use up. I should weigh it!
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Eileen
We'd never get sick of looking at all of your beautiful crochet Eileen. :)
ReplyDeleteAwww! Thank you Debi! You are too sweet!
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Eileen
I love that colorful square blanket! I'm with Meredith -- I just keep getting more.. ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you Teresa! I do the same thing, I go to Joann's to buy one skein I need real quick and end up spending $50 on a bunch of other yarn that was on sale or just pretty! :)
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Eileen
I love making blankets too and I will never get sick of seeing this one that you are making as it looks absolutely wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThank you Hazel! You are sweet to say so!
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Eileen
Hola y gracias por tu comentario. Me gusta mucho como te están quedando las dos mantas y has escogido unos colores muy bonitos.
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Thank you Susana!
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Eileen
I love looking at crochet! I have a crochet blanket I need to get back to, it's been so long I cna't remember how I made the hexagons for it, or what size hook. love Carol
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ! Full of colors and joy !
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Thanks Anna! It's good to hear from you my friend.
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Eileen
It's so beautiful! Weaving in ends is the worst part, but I'm glad to see you didn't even complain about it once! I've only made one blanket, and it was a giant granny square. I loved it! I gave it to my father-in-law for Christmas and he seemed to enjoy it. Good luck with the rest of your blankets!
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Thank you Liz! I am a new follower of you blog. I love it!
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Eileen
lovely blankets, and I love the colors you chose for your colorful blanket. I can't wait to see it finished!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! This is left over Stylecraft yarn from my Ripple Afghan a while back.Plus I added a few more from my stash that were the same DK weight.
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Eileen
Love love love the colors you are using for the Granny Square blanket! Could you write please the names for the each of these color shades? Thank you!
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Thank you Olga! I will try and get those posted next week. Most of them are from the Lucy Pak at Deramores of the Stylecraft DK.
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Eileen
Thanks Eileen! I'm looking forward!
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I'm trying to bust through my stash...but somehow, yarn just jumps into my hands! :)
ReplyDeleteNo worries on sharing this blanket...it's lovely and so cheerful! And you are right, it will look wonderful all folded up! :)
Estou encantada com o teu blog.
ReplyDeleteTantos trabalhos e todos maravilhosos.
Beijinhos
Helena