I so very patiently waited until I finished the Ripple before beginning this new project - which Ollie refers to as his blanket. Apparently he thinks it'll be perfect for when he's snuggled on my lap for our nightly before-bed story. I've made (and joined) 18 hexies so far, so they are coming along very quickly. Not looking forward to those ends, though!
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
My new obsession
I so very patiently waited until I finished the Ripple before beginning this new project - which Ollie refers to as his blanket. Apparently he thinks it'll be perfect for when he's snuggled on my lap for our nightly before-bed story. I've made (and joined) 18 hexies so far, so they are coming along very quickly. Not looking forward to those ends, though!
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I'm doing multi-coloured granny squares at the moment and avoiding sewing in the ends too. I've never tried hexagons. They look lovely.
I still haven't tucked in all the ends from the baby blanket I crocheted - better get onto it as I have to deliver it soon...so tedious though. I love the look of this one.
Word verification: mangla ... didn't know they'd seen my crochet?!
I so love the look of these - I am still very much a beginner but will have to give these a try
My goodness, all these new skills an dprojects, I've been away too long! My Bug loves crochet, he has a rug he calls his square holes blanket. Will email to catch up soon!
I am seriously drooling right now. Fabulous colour combination and I love that you are doing hexies.
They look gorgeous, but then you went and mentioned those end bits (I'm not good with tidying up after myself)...
Love these. Want to make one too! It is on my list (long list) of things to do....
Rita
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