“In your light I learn how to love. In your beauty, how to make poems. You dance inside my chest where no-one sees you, but sometimes I do, and that sight becomes this art.” ~ Rumi
A baby blanket [learning left hand crochet]
I am taking a break from my other projects for this new baby blanket. It is for my friend's grand daughter. She is 4 months now, and I want to make something her.
I am making these lacey squares using baby acrylic yarn made in canada. But, I am still not sure how I want to blanket to be. The yarn balls do have a free pattern printed on other side of the label; one of them was for crocheting and other for knitting. I am not using them; I want try something different.
Thank you for taking your time to stop by, it means a lot to me.
till next time,
xxx,
Gaia
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Hi Gaia!
ReplyDeleteThe blanket looks so delicate, I like the webby type of squares, just make sure the baby won't get stuck with her fingers in it. Is that pink piece a part of a blankie? Then you are on the right way, you can make a border of squares around it. Otherwise design is of course is up to your creative mind :) Well done!
what a very pretty shade of turquoise, remember to share the blanket with us when completed
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely shade of turquoise. This is a great pattern for the blanket and is going to look great! Wendy x
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this blanket is going to be wonderful!
Such an nice colour! In Dutch this is called: "appelgroen"
The baby will be ever so happy!
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This is going to be a beautiful baby blanket Gaia. The pattern is very nice and the colour you chose is super. Looking forward to seeing your continued work on it. Have a most delightful day :)
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