My blanket is almost totally sewn together!
I have a little bit left to knit on the bottom right
and then will make a boarder;
I am thinking, as I used 4 colours of yarn,
that each side of the border will be one of these
4 colours...
I finally finished Cather's Song of the Lark
and am enjoying the restful read of
Wilder's Little House on the Prairie.
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I hope to get a lot done with week on
the blanket yet!!
Then I will have to think of what I will knit next...
I am thinking of doing a big
crazy quilt knitted blanket again,
as the first one I made is very well loved.
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10 comments:
I'm looking for new reading material so might try out the Song of the Lark. I was thinking of starting the whole Anne series again too. Beautiful crafting...love that blue!
I found your blog by seeing your comment on another blog...an so it goes :)
squeeeee! It's sooo close to being finished and I know the feeling all too well.....just having finished a rather large project.....you know, you're allowed to happy dance around the house!!!!
I just knew you would be done and you are, almost. Now you can start something new!! How exciting is that?
Its always exciting as you near the end of a project, you are so close, love the idea of a colour each side.
The blanket is looking great! How are you doing the border?
Did you like Song of the Lark? I've got it on my long list but last time I tried a Willa Cather book it bored me to no end. Hmm. Laura Ingalls Wilder never gets old!
I love how many blankets you knit! It takes a lot of commitment, as I'm discovering! So exciting to see the blue blanket so near its finish. :)
Thanks everyone!
Paula ~ I am thinking of using the moss stitch for the border.
Amanda ~ the book is great, I think I like O Antonia and Death Comes to an Archbishop even better though.
Alyssa ~ so nice to meet you! the Anne series is GREAT! :)
Love how the blanket is turning out!!! And seeing the Little House book makes me so happy. They have been long-time favorites of mine. So near and dear to my heart!
Gorgeous, well done!
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