My friends and I continue to work on crochet projects. Not during our Thursday meetings, but in the evenings, when the light isn’t the best for sewing, but good enough for knitting or crocheting.
My friend Susy sent me pictures of the two afghans she recently finished. Aren’t they just lovely?
And I, in turn, also finished a broomstick lace baby blanket. (There are lots of tutorials on this technique out there. Just Google it if you are interested in it.)
And I also made a small afghan to keep my mother’s legs warm while working at the computer.
Interestingly, when it comes to knitting or crocheting, I actually finish what I start. No UFOs here!
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Beautiful Angie. Lovely designs and colors.
SewCalGal
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I used to make afghans and did some beautiful patterned ones, but people who visited me, just had to have them, lol.
Debbie
Gorgeous, all of them! I love the use of coloured squares and the black border in your friend’s afghan. I started an afghan when I first learnt to crochet but it was a simple granny square and it’s too boring. I’m going to transform the squares into a cushion cover and start another pattern, I just can’t decide what!
Bravissima Susy!! Bravissima e bellissime le tue coperte.
tengo gana yo tambien de empezar algo como los tuios.
Saw the picture at the top right of your post on Pinterest and I just love the afghan made by your friend Susy! Would love to have the pattern if she would be willing. Thank you so much,
Ann
Ann, we all used the same pattern for our afghans. The pattern was a Drops pattern, but smaller. I think we all adapted it for different sizes. You can find the pattern here:
http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/us/pattern.php?id=4714&lang=us
Thanks very much Angie!
Beautiful! I would love the pattern for that square ! Any chance you would share or give the name of the square so I can Google it??
You can find the pattern here:
http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/us/pattern.php?id=4714&lang=us