Sunday, January 27, 2013

Sky Blanket, Complete!


The blanket is complete!


I finished it by adding seed-stitch rows between the squares and between the rows, and by crocheting (as best as I know how) several rows around the edge.
square borders: seed stitch
blanket border: crochet (kind of)
It’s just the right size for a lap blanket, and nice and warm. Considering the frigid temps we’ve had this last week, the warmth is welcome!
lap blanket!
I have quite a bit of the yarn left, almost enough to do the project again this year. Good thing I’ve been keeping track of the sky again this month. 

In case you missed the blanket in progress, click on the "sky.blanket" tag at the bottom of the post!

11 comments:

  1. This is such a cool project Meg! Congrats on finishing it up; now you get to enjoy the fruits of your labours!

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    1. Thank you, Kyle! And I am enjoying it - it's been cold lately!

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  2. For some reason I was having trouble figuring out how you would best 'showcase' the squares. This is an amazing job that works so well!! Having a son named Skye, wish I'd known you 35 years ago (oh, yeah, you weren't born yet...) and I'd have commissioned this as a baby blanket for him then! Nice work. No, BEAUTIFUL work.

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    1. Thank you, Careyleah! I played around with the placement - even took it out once I'd connected several rows of squares. I'm pleased with it now.

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  3. Just beautiful! I love the idea, and it came out sooo well! Miss You. Carol P.

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    1. Thank you, Carol! I'll bring it out to the island when I come visit in April. It was so easy - great for the occasional knitter - if you're interested!

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  4. Great concept, to reflect the sky, and beautiful finished product, Meg. Congratulations on finishing - I know you've had a few :-) other things in the works.

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  5. Perhaps this year we can do an extended project - like we planned last year. ? You were stalwart to continue on your own, with no trees or ground!
    Nice job Tootsie.

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