I picoted along the edge, but it didn't suit the throw, it looked too dainty for the chunky squares. So I undid it and decided on a straight edge using some of the main colours and worked it in double crochet. I love this stitch it's so firm and has a nice thickness about it, so it was a perfect choice for along the edges.
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1 month ago
It's absolutely beautiful, Maureen. I'm sure Florence and your daughter-in-law will be absolutely thrilled with it. It's so hard to believe that you're new to crocheting.
ReplyDeleteAahh thanks JO. I guess being a knitter for many years helps to pick up things wool related, although saying that when I tried in the past with crochet I just couldn't get it. I have the magazine that came out this year to thank for my success this time. I only ever bought 5 issues but it got me started on the basics, there is still loads to learn though and now I am HOOKED !
ReplyDeleteWow that is so lovely, I love the peaceful colours you have used.
ReplyDeleteGolly it did turn out well. I'm sure your daughter in law loved it.
ReplyDeleteby the way thought I would share this with you http://abigailscraftshowto.com/2010/03/amigurumi-basics-crochet-a-ball-make-an-owl-or-pufferfish/
What a lovely blanket. You inspire me to pick up my crochet hook.
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