Soft Ruffled Baby Blanket
DD#1 has been busy making more baby blankets. I think she likes the opportunity to try out new stitches without the long-term commitment of a full size afghan. As the prevailing belief seems to be that my superwash stash is pretty much infinite, she shows no signs of altering her current project plans... LOL!!
Subdued shades in Mission 1824 superwash wool, very soft and smooshy. Perfect size for crib, playpen or stroller... she's been at the stash already, refilling her project basket... :o) Cheers!
Subdued shades in Mission 1824 superwash wool, very soft and smooshy. Perfect size for crib, playpen or stroller... she's been at the stash already, refilling her project basket... :o) Cheers!
The blanket is lovely. I've joined her and am crocheting a the Babette blanket. :o) I have so far not worked with Mission 1824 wool, but I've seen it around and I might buy some to give it a try.
About the cabled yarn, I made another one, to be shown soon. I like it even better colorwise. Funny thing though, I didn't like the look of cabled yarn from other people (what I've seen so far) but I like both of mine. :o) Good luck with it!
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Have your daughter try this technique-diagonal box stitch.
http://www.crochetcabana.com/stitches/diag-box-st.htm It's a lot of fun and colors can be changed whenever.
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This blanket is so pretty and your daughter has done a wonderfull job.Is it knit or was it crocheted as I can't tell? She's more then welcome to send me one for my bundle of joy soon to arrive in August as I'd love it...lol.
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You've been quiet past week so was just checking on you.lol
How wonderful that your daughter knits too.I can't get either one of mine to do crochet or knit but of course they are both married and busy.Very colorful and pretty blanket .She reminds me of my granddaughter who loves variegated colors.
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This blanket is so pretty....so your daughter has done a wonderfull job
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