guess what - today I'm writing a post about crochet! Because I actually wanted to make a blog to post about all my crochet adventures. Well, there hasn't been that much crochet lately, so I took some time everyday to finally be able to show you something.
About a year ago I made this baby blanket for my lovely niece. After finishing it, I had a lot of colorful Baby Merino Yarn left, so I decided to start a Sunburst Flower Granny Square Baby Blanket. Wow. What a name!
(If you don't know how to crochet the SFGS - I used this pattern - it's in German though, but there are hundreds of good patterns to be found on the internet)
I tried to chose the colors random. I hat 8 colors and tried to even the use of it. After 16 squares I repeated the color sequences in the hope, that the blanket would not be tooo crazy and unruly.
the first squares |
I started in early January, when a big bad cold tied me to my couch and I had a lot of time to crochet. I put the project aside from time to time to pick it up again a few days or weeks later.
Today I finished the 48th square. I played around with it for a while, before deciding on the final layout.
48 squares done! |
For the next step I'll crochet the squares together. I decided to use green yarn for that, as I am slowly running out of the white one. It's a colorful baby blanket. There can't be too much color in it.
trying out different ways to arrange them |
Let's see how long this will take me. I'm hoping for a rainy and cold weekend so there will be a lot of crochet time for me.
Your squares are beautiful!! Enjoy making them! xx
AntwortenLöschenthank you. I do enjoy making them, they are so nice and colorful!
LöschenBeautiful! It's going to be a lovely blanket :) Your crochet is so neat!
AntwortenLöschenThanks, Helen! I'm thinking abou working on it a little while longer and turning it into a blanket for myself. I love it too much to give it away!
LöschenSO cheerful and just right for this time of the year!
AntwortenLöschenTake care
Anne
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