All the shapes are done, all the sewing is done. I just have to do a border, crocheting over all the loose ends. I’m going to do a row or two of navy dc and then maybe a row of silver shells around the edges. I’ll have to think about that one more.
I don’t know how anyone makes full size blankets of afghans in worsted weight or smaller yarn. They always look amazing, but they must take ages to complete.
This looks awesome!
Carol Hulick
“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson
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That’s beautiful!
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I know what you mean about the thinner yarns. It is quite tedious. I like using the Bernat blanket yarn. Everything goes so quickly and I feel accomplished. haha
This blanket looks amazing! It makes me think of Jack Frost. (From the kid movie Rise of the Guardians. I have seen it a LOT. More times then I want to admit thanks to my kids.)
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I like that yarn, too. The one I use the most is Bernat Softee Chunky. It’s a great weight for an afghan or bedspread or critter. It’s too stiff for a baby blanket, though.
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Beautiful! I love your colour combinations. 😉
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Looks like a fantastic block, so pretty
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