We were making more gnomes to add to our collection when I soon realized that the glue was not adhering properly. So gnome-making stalled, and the outdoors beckoned to us to strip off our jammies and get dressed. A walk to the park was in order. And when we were finished with that park, we headed to another park. We're park hoppers. I think this would make a sweet rapping ditty. Later.
Let's get this over. Here is my February Square Blanket - the third project in the EZ throwdown. I used Bernat Cashmere (which is a blend of a teensy bit cashmere and mega acrylic). I started with 8 stitches, then I doubled those stitches, and then I did 8 increases every two rows. This was great tv knitting, and when I thought it was big enough, I did about an inch of seed stitch while continuing to increase, and then I cast off. It's soft and cuddly and perfect for a doll blanket. If I did this pattern again, I would use wool and a bigger needle. It'd make a great car seat blanket for a baby too. That crazy dimple-y pucker going on in the middle is driving me batty. Must. Look. Away.
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PS. I thought it was cute this morning when I looked in the Bee's knapsack and saw four giant scrolls with her name written very large and our phone number tied with ribbons. I no longer thought it was cute after thirteen four hundred giggly random phone calls.
2 comments:
Sounds like it's fun to be park hoppers!
Great blanket! I need to do more EZ patterns.
Giggly phone calls...! I'm sure I'm going to have lots of those coming when my boys get older and girls start calling...!
You and yer nipply blankets woman! How long will it take to block this one?
Psst!! I've got blocking wires!! =D
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