I've started a new project for the new year! The pattern I'm using can be found here. I once attempted the box stitch but I couldn't get the hang of it. This time, it's stuck and it's such a fun pattern to work up, I'm having a hard time putting my hook down! But, I must keep on top of those ends!
For this blanket, I'm using up as much of my Loops & Threads Impeccable Solids stash as I can. To get a decent size, I may have to buy more eventually to help it grow. I'm planning on having this blanket on the go for a good few months. I can't wait until it grows more, so I can really show you why I'm so excited about this one!
I absolutely love this blanket...it is one of those patterns that I have had on my mind for quite a while..thanks for the link... I can't wait to see it grow... :)x
ReplyDeleteLove diagonal patterns.thanks for the link!
ReplyDeleteLove it, this is something I want to try soon, it looks so good!
ReplyDeleteCasey, you have such a great eye for colour. Beautiful...
ReplyDeletewow...i love all the colours...this looks like something I want to make...thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful! I love the colours :)
ReplyDeleteLovely pattern, I'm intrigued about how you're making a blanket out of this, are you making strips and joining together? Libby x
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty stitch. Is it worked on the diagonal or do you just have it folded that way?
ReplyDeleteI really like this! Especially because it's a stitch I remember my mom doing!
ReplyDeleteooooh, loving the colours and loving the stitch!
ReplyDeleteHello, I really like this,
ReplyDeleteI too have seen the same tutorial ....
but do not have the patience to make a blanket .....
and so I made a shawl.
I have to fix the wires and then post it on my blog.
Congratulations on your choice of colors and good job.
I'll also wish you a happy New Year.
Hello, Cinzia
Love both the stitch and the colors you've chosen. Can't wait to see how it finishes up!
ReplyDeleteI love this it's so different, definitely something to go on the to do list, :)
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ReplyDeleteThis looks pretty awesome. I don't know how to do the stitch... but I can't wait to learn now. :) Awesome color choices too!!!
ReplyDelete<3 Jenn
creativelycraftyjenn.blogspot.com
That looks so cool! I need to start a blanket to use up some of my stash yarn. I found a cool pattern last night that I think I might use.
ReplyDeleteThis is the stitch I've been looking for! I recently was given an afghan my great aunt made. It's a cool stitch, but I couldn't figure out how she did it. Now that I've found it, I think I should definitely try it out.
ReplyDeleteYour version looks very pretty. Love all those colors.
Loooooove this will be trying this soon as my ripple blanket is done! Thank you for sharing and hope you have a wonderful 2012 and can't wait to see all the pretties you will make!!
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty awesome!!
ReplyDeleteLovely pattern. Sometimes, I have a problem to understand the pattern too. Thank you for sharing the pattern link here.
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ReplyDeleteooo how neat!!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I'm looking up that pattern right away!
ReplyDeleteWow! How pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow, lovely colours! Thank you for the link to my pattern. If you have any ideas to improve the english translation please do not hesitate to tell me.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day!
Flo
That really is pretty - I like both the stitch you've used and the colours!
ReplyDeleteOhmygoodness, it's gorgeous!! :) I *love* your colors, and the stitch is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this! I can't seem to make this stitch "stick" for me, but I am not giving up. It's so preeettttyyyy! I'm looking forward to watching your project grow. :)
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful work!!!
ReplyDeleteHi! This pattern is also called a corner-start.I made a baby afghan without changing colors like you have. I love this pattern and all the colors!
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