I love it almost like my child. Only this thing took longer to gestate.
It's super warm and perfect for napping under.
6 rows of 5 squares, or 5 rows of 6 for a total of 30 squares.
One ball of kureyon for each square. I think I made 3 full squares with the leftovers, so this blanket has 27 different balls of Kureyon. I only have 23 listed on my Ravelry project page, but that means little.
Finished Measurement: 67" x 60" roughly.
Finished Measurement: 67" x 60" roughly.
Pattern: I totally copied KathyMarie's instructions from her blogpost here.
I heartily recommend this project. Making the squares is like eating peanut M&M's - just one more.....
I have to admit to one thing I'd do differently. If you can't guess already. I wouldn't have included the 'natural' coloured kureyon skein. It sticks out like a sore thumb. I'm looking at it as an artistic statement ;0)
10 comments:
Wow!!! It is absolutely gorgeous!! Just love it! Okay, makes me really really want to finish my blanket now!
Love it!! It almost looks Amish influenced--in which case the natural square is perfect since they always include a "mistake" in their quilts.
Oooh that's absolutely gorgeous!
It is gorgeous and I'm totally copying it. I've had kureyon set aside for Lizard ridge, but this combines my quilting side along with my knitting side. Thanks for the link :)
It's beautiful! I want to make one too!
Your blog is good.
Hi, I love your work. :) Greetins from Norway
It's gorgeous! All the colors (even the one you're not so fond of) go so well together. Congratulations!
WOW!
its magnifig!!
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