

Hi,
Here is my 4th blanket. It is done in a shell stitch with Paton's Classic Merino in blues and greens.
The reddish/brown blanket is an Acrylic replacement for a wool blanket that my daughter-in-law felted down to a pot holder size in the washing machine. (I know...not a4A, but I thought you'd like to see it.
Reed
8 comments:
It's beautiful, Reed. I love the blue/green combination, they're my favorite.
Mary
very nice! I do like shells...
Sue, thanks for the note re yarn sales. But just an alert: Paton's Shetland Chunky is just 25% wool, so not acceptable for afghans for Afghans.
--Elizabeth
Reed--
Thanks for sharing your lovely work, both personal and a4A. I hope your daughter-in-law didn't throw the felted blanket away--I'll bet it would be a terrific pot holder or trivet. I've acually made such items on purpose. Wool is such a good insulator.
And thanks, Sue, for the sale alerts. How else would we keep producing all these great warm things for Afghanistan? I certainly couldn't do it at regular price. Say "wool sale" and I'm there.
--Becky
I'm in awe of you crochet folks. You crank out these great afghans like it's nothing. Beautiful work, Reed
These blankets are so beautiful. I especially love the color scheme in the blues/greens.
Lynette
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