From a huge stash of various sized squares and rectangles the above design has been laid out. I'm calling this ghan, Kaleidoscope. Still in thinking stages, more then WIP stage technically. Debating on edge color. Thinking currently either light blue or black. Will check stash and go from there. These squares are donated Through Bridge and Beyond, and will be used for Mothers and children at Faith Mission.
These crocheted granny squares also donated are a bit further along in The WIP. I have 10 other squares waiting to be edge before the joining will take place. This ghan also for Faith Mission will go to a little girl and so is, I think appropriately named, "Little Princess".I've also started a rather unusual baby blanket (at least I think that's what it's going to be). Unusual in that it's pink and black. It's knitted, a corner to corner style blanket. Sorry folks haven't yet taken a picture of it.
Their beautiful, Sandy. Years ago when I stayed at a "Ronald McDonald House" for families with sick kids/family members, I really appreciated the handknitted/crocheted afghans throughout the house. It's a labor of love.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful squares Sandy. Looking forward to seeing the baby blanket too. Thanks for popping by to see my shawl.
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ReplyDeleteI love the squares. What a great idea...
ReplyDeleteKaleidoscope is a perfect name! It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese are coming along nicely. I'm sure the recipients will be comforted by them.
ReplyDeletebeautiful! I always love fiber arts projects that help other people.
ReplyDeleteMore pretty blankets to be...you are like the energizer bunny....you just keep on going...;)
ReplyDeleteLove the Kaleidoscope afghan!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I hate the thought though of sewing them all together and hiding all the ends eeeek!
ReplyDeleteOh, I can't wait to see the pink and black blanket. I think those colors will look nice together.
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