I have loved making the squares for this blanket ~
However ~ I am happy with the result.
This was a true stash-busting project. No two squares are the same, and I used up lots of odd bits of DK yarn.
This was a true stash-busting project. No two squares are the same, and I used up lots of odd bits of DK yarn.
Each square is based on the traditional Granny Square of five rounds, but with
every stitch worked on the second and fourth rounds.
every stitch worked on the second and fourth rounds.
After joining them, I added a pretty border ~
So .... time to start another project.....
I love that bit of the process ~ dreaming, planning, chosing colours ......
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/granny-variation-blanket
That has turned out really well. Very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThank you Una. I wondered if I would ever complete it !
DeleteI am feeling satisfied with a job well done.
You are so creative. I love reading your blog. made your baby sweater and its on my Ravelry page. So cute. my ravelry ID is dbriese
ReplyDeleteHi there - I saw your baby top - you did a great job. Thank you for adding your project. It gives me so much happiness to see my pattern designs made by others all over the world! Happy knitting. M
DeleteMarianna, it is soooooo beautiful! What s stunning blanket!
ReplyDeleteLove your blanket Marianna, it;s turned out lovely it's so pretty, the finishing off is a real pain I agree but the finished result is always worth it. :)
ReplyDeletelove your new take on the granny :-)
ReplyDeleteoh my, this is really a lovely blanket, thank you so much for sharing it at The Crochet Boulevard, this way I could find your wonderful blog! Have a great week-end!
ReplyDeleteHi Marianna :) I love this blanket - I've included it in my post: Free Pattern Friday - Let's Get Warm! Crochet Blanket Pattern Round Up! Here's the link: http://oombawka.blogspot.ca/2013/12/free-pattern-friday-lets-get-warm.html Hope it sends some extra traffic your way :) Rhondda
ReplyDeleteYour blanket is beautiful - I really enjoy joining my squares together, I think it is because I like the texture it gives the blanket. You have done a fabulous job, your stiches and squares look so neat.
ReplyDeleteThe blanket came out beautifully! Wonderful feeling to complete a project all the way :)
ReplyDeleteI would love if you shared this at our Yarn Fanatic Link Party - http://eyeloveknots.blogspot.com/2015/01/yarn-fanatic-linky-party-19.html
Alexandra
EyeLoveKnots.blogspot.com
Oh, I love this afghan! The colors are so bright and cheery! I want to start on a granny square blanket, but I haven't yet . . .
ReplyDeleteto no avail, i cannot find the pattern please help
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