Back in May, I mentioned weaving in the ends on my Babette Blanket. I finished it soon after and was hoping that over the summer I would stumble upon a fantastic spot for a photo shoot. Ha.
Before you know it, snow will be on the ground. So, I gathered my reluctant models in my own backyard and commanded them to "do things with the blanket." Much silliness and general grumpiness ensued.
I am not much of a crocheter but fortunately these squares were fairly simple. I used Knit Picks Comfy (75% cotton, 25% acrylic) a soft, affordable yarn. (Some of the colors: Fedora, Planetarium, HoneyDew, Creme Brulee, Sea Foam, Cashew, Lilac Mist, Marlin and Cypress) I'm not too great at picking out what colors go best with others and there were a few I didn't end up loving so much but I am mostly pleased with the overall color scheme.
There are a few wonky squares. Some were a different type of yarn and others I blame on my fluctuating needle size as I failed to keep track of the size over the life of the project.
This thing is HUGE and really soft. Perfect for the chilly nights of soccer to come.
3 comments:
Huge, yes; really soft, if you say so; and your forgot to add TOTALLY GORGEOUS!
I need a new word other than my usual standby, amazed. Well anyway, I am.
It's super! You are too talented!
Wow!
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