This is last of the scalloped rounds on my wool eater,
I will now begin working my edging.
I have added another two rounds of pattern (4 actual rounds) 1 round of duck egg blue and one of olive green. My blanket now measures approx 135cm square & weighs 1474gms.
I just want to say a big thank you to everyone who has been interested in this project, I don't normally post so many pictures of one project...and you have been so generous with your comments x :). I will be glad to wind up this blanket as I have so many other things I am ready to start working on, but it has been such a worthwhile piece to make and I would really recommend it to you as a project, working with the little 'weekly' or 'not so weekly' ;) time frames of a CAL seems to be a good way to go, and being able to follow along with others who are working the same project is a great source of encouragement and very helpful if you need to ask questions.
If you are interested in joining in on this
Crochet Along
details can be found here on Sarah's blog.
there is also a Ravelry group here for this CAL
Have a creative week
~ Gillian ♥
6 comments:
Oh it looks gorgeous! So, what kind of size is this? And what hook size are you using? I stopped my wooleater to strart again in acrylics :( The first one was cotton. It should be better in the long run I think.
thank you fruitful fusion :)
My blanket now measures approx 135cm square & weighs 1474gms.
I'm using Australian 8ply acrylic yarn and a 4.5mm hook
are you on Ravelry? I have a project page with all of the details here - http://www.ravelry.com/projects/eclecticmoi/the-wool-eater-blanket
shame you had to start your wool eater again....it is such a great blanket tho!
have a great day,
Gillian
Your blanket is beautiful! The wool eater is a pattern I have always loved the look of, but am yet to try :)
It looks great! I love the colors you chose! You must be super excited to be near the end. :)
Your wool eater has turned out very pretty with the nice muted colors. :)
It's beautiful Gillian. I really like your colour choice and sequence. :)
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