Monday, May 02, 2011

baby sunny spread

Remember the circles I shared a few weeks ago? Well, it's finished! I finished this blanket last week.

baby sunny spread

I used the Sunny Spread pattern from Crochet Today. This one is a baby blanket, so I made it 5 by 5 squares, it's a good baby size. I used up some of my left over babette yarn to make this, I used pumpkin, aqua, grass, soft taupe, soft fern and chocolate (all Loops & Threads Impeccable Solids) I think the chocolate looks really good to border all the circles. While making this, I found that I had a lot of the chocolate yarn in my baskets! I really like that color.

To join the squares I used this invisible seam method (video). I really like the method and will probably use it again.

baby sunny spread
This was a fun blanket to make, I want to make another one someday, only bigger.

31 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness! This is so cool!.

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  2. I just started the same pattern! I'm making it in all white for my brothers wedding blanket....I think it will be much bigger!

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  3. What an amazing blanket! I love it. Rachael Xx

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  4. Fantastic! I love the polka dot effect. =)

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  5. Oh wow, Casey! It turned out so pretty! The chocolate color complements all those other colors nicely. Love it.

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  6. It's gorgeous! Will check out that joining video too.

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  7. I think you have very busy fingers!! Very nice..I will have to check out that video..never too old to learn something new!

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  8. wow!Never seen this pattern:)I just love it!

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  9. I admire the lovely and modern color scheme.

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  10. F a n t a s t i c !! I love it.
    x

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  11. ooooh this is simply GORGEOUS, I LOVE it!

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  12. Really beautiful. Nice work.

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  13. It looks brilliant! I've never seen a blanket like this before... you should really make another - perhaps you should make one for your neighbour or for a raffle for the local school - give you a chance to make another!

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  14. That turned out great! That is one of the patterns I have torn out and put in my make one day folder. I have a girlfriend that is pregnant maybe I should make her one of those once we find out if she is having a boy or girl. Thanks for the invisible seam link.

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  15. beautiful! O my word I love it! love it! love it!

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  16. Oh I really love the colors you chose! I always try to do something fun and non-traditional for the babies. Beautifully done!

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  17. wow! it turned out great! Love the colours u chose!

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  18. What a beautiful blanket! Will defenately look at how the squares are put together. I will be joining squares soon for one of my many WIPs ;-)
    Esther.

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  19. Love that you chose to use a dark color for joining ... most people seem to use whites and creams and I think the darker color really makes the brights stand out better.

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  20. Wow, that's beautiful! Very modern. I love your color choices, and now I want to make one, too! Well done. :)

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  21. This is lovely! I love the colours you've used.

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  22. U R AWESOME!
    Beautiful work!

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  23. Absolutely beautiful! I saw this weeks ago on Ravelry, but just now noticed that you have a blog (and I'm a new follower!). I just finished my own Sunny Spread, but I'd love to make another one with colorful centers like yours. Too, too cute! I'm excited to look through your blog and see more of your work!

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