This shows the "back":
You may recall that I was going to put a yellow border on it, but I tried it and decided—this is a modern blankie; no border necessary. I like it with the natural edge.
Now it sits on a shelf in my friend Beth's room patiently awaiting winter. Let's hope it's a cold one!
And, for me--NOW WHAT??? (Maybe finish this special blankie for me and Greg?)
it's AMAZING! i just keep looking at it...and i feel so inspired...
ReplyDeleteyou stitched it together so perfectly! i'm so impressed!
reed was impressed too, by the way. he says "wooow."
Thanks!! It was quite the labor of love (you can imagine how many ends are in this thing...)
ReplyDeleteThis means you loooooove me. Woooooooooo.
ReplyDeleteLove the hexagons! I'm making my own one of squares at the mo, getting a few done each day on the train to work!
ReplyDeleteIt's the perfect commuting craft!
ReplyDeleteyou did a fab job! very pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow - gorgeous. I must learn to make one of these myself. Nice work.
ReplyDeleteCan you post the pattern?
ReplyDeleteHi Becki! So nice that you like my blanket! I do not believe I used a specific pattern for this one. I probably found a free granny-hexagon pattern on the internet somewhere, and I may have customized it a bit. Then I slipstitched them together once I had them all completed (or I may have used single crochet to join them).
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