The baby blanket I was making for Abigail got put on the 'back burner' while I made the birthday bunting for Holly. But by the third week in May, I was back working on that knitting project. And except for one stripe, there was no more 'reverse knitting'; obviously I had finally got the hang of the pattern! Lol.
And it's now finished! All ready to hand over this weekend...
I used Paton's Cotton Blend and because I've made a total of 4 baby blankets in this yarn, I had a lot of part balls of this yarn left as well as a number of full balls, including the white. So there are 18 colours in this blankie...I was surprised how many colours I had! ( the pattern is the Bounce Blanket from Tin Can Knits)
I have started a new knitting project which I will donate to our Parish Art and Craft Show in July...
It's very 'early days' obviously...just an inch (2.5cm) of knitting on circular needles with 194 stitches.
And in other yarn related activities, I can see that I will be busy joining a lovely lot of donated squares into blankets ready to be distributed to the needy. It's been suggested that it will be a cold winter this year here in SE Queensland so my plans are to work on these for part of each evening.
Linking up with the Rainbow Hare blog for Wool on Sunday. This month Janine did a teeny tiny knitting project. 😉
And it's now finished! All ready to hand over this weekend...
I used Paton's Cotton Blend and because I've made a total of 4 baby blankets in this yarn, I had a lot of part balls of this yarn left as well as a number of full balls, including the white. So there are 18 colours in this blankie...I was surprised how many colours I had! ( the pattern is the Bounce Blanket from Tin Can Knits)
I have started a new knitting project which I will donate to our Parish Art and Craft Show in July...
It's very 'early days' obviously...just an inch (2.5cm) of knitting on circular needles with 194 stitches.
And in other yarn related activities, I can see that I will be busy joining a lovely lot of donated squares into blankets ready to be distributed to the needy. It's been suggested that it will be a cold winter this year here in SE Queensland so my plans are to work on these for part of each evening.
Linking up with the Rainbow Hare blog for Wool on Sunday. This month Janine did a teeny tiny knitting project. 😉
Thank you for linking up with Wool on Sundays. This is a really beautiful blanket. You've used a gorgeous selection of colours. You must have knitted things in almost their entire range :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous blanket Maria and great to be able to use up oddments. xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Maria.....
ReplyDeleteAbigail's blanket is beautiful! It is a lovely pattern, and looks fantastic in all those different colours.
ReplyDeleteYou are so cleaver Maria ❤️❤️❤️
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blanket, love the colour combination.
ReplyDeleteHello Maria,
ReplyDeleteOh that blanket is beautiful. Paton's yarn is so lovely to work with. Have fun joining up the blankets. I know the people will appreciate your hard work.
Happy days.
Bev.
Such a beautiful blanket!! I love how the colours go together so well.
ReplyDeleteYou are going to be busy getting all those squares together.
God bless.
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