I used wool and an H hook size.
Now it is resting in the family room on the wing chair ready for snuggling up this winter.
I took some photos outside on the porch so I could get the natural light, and after all this work, yes I took every possible angle I could think of to photograph it.
Please disregard the pinecones that were not swept up, I've been crocheting, not cleaning.
And you thought I was kidding when I said I photographed every possible way I could think of...but when you have had something on your lap for that many months...you want some mileage out of it.
I just love the scrappy colors each row is a different color and yes I have lots of yarn left over for more probjects to follow.
This is the book I found my border out of, it's #127. This is an awesome book, great diagrams and instructions and a fantastic reference book
ok, I'm done, hope that wasn't too painful for you, thanks for letting me obsess a little over this.
Blessings, Michelle
7 comments:
That is one terrific looking throw! Granny square updated with today's colors...I love the aqua border! It really makes the throw. Well done! :)
Wow, thats beautiful - great job. I've always wanted to make one of those. By the way, your hand stamped cards are gorgeous! Thanks for the blessing of you. Pat
Brilliant! I really love the fringe. I thought they were bobbles first up. The colours are gorgeous. Enjoy it as the weather gets colder.
Wow! Gorgeous colours. I love the border.
Your granny square is fabulous, and I love that border! I'm making a bright ripple blanket right now, but one of these days I want to make a granny like yours. Enjoy it this winter!
Oh my gosh...this is absolutely gorgeous! Fantastic job and nice pictures of it too! The border is great and just makes the whole thing come together.
Fabulous. Great fun colors and that border is stunning.
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