The latest blanket ground to a halt a week ago when I was rapidly running out of wool, especially green. The centre part of the blanket is complete, incorporating those equilateral triangles. Six of them made a hexagon which I then made, just about, into a square. They need to be ironed flat but I think they'll make it.
Aren't people kind - a colleague of DD's gave me a bag full of blue wool today. Thank you, thank you. It will come in very handy for borders.
I'm still keeping an eye out for pre-loved green, though.
Please click the 'crochet label' for the history of this blanket.
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My favourite colours! That looks fab. x
ReplyDeletePS There's a three storey retirement block over the road from the bottom, once the weeping willow's in bloom we'll be hidden again!
Its a gorgeous design and i love the colours to. That blue wool looks fab its lovely when your given something your love and use. Enjoy your week, dee x
ReplyDeleteIts looking good.Arent you lucky being given all that lovely blue wool!
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice gift, free yarn!!! You last post inspired me to work on Christmas gifts for the month of March, I need to get busy on Nativity sets as well. Thanks for the inspiration (I think, HA)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty square. I may have some pre-loved green....what sort of shade are you looking for?
ReplyDeleteJulie xxxxxxxxx
wonderful colors.its look fantastic.
ReplyDeleteenjoy your week,
love regina