Hi everyone,
The last time I showed you progress on this blanket was at the beginning of January in this post. I’ve now finished the 3rd 100g ball and it’s growing slowly but surely. There are so many other things to do these days.
The main problem with this project is that I keep spreading it out to look at it. That won’t get it finished, will it?
katechiconi
/ March 28, 2016Maybe not, but it’s well worth looking at. Gorgeous texture! 🙂
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 28, 2016It’s a chunky knit but the wool is lovely and soft at the same time.
claire93
/ March 28, 2016looking so lovely, and of course you have to stop to give it a stroke from time to time ^^
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 28, 2016I’m pleased you agree 🙂
witchylin
/ March 28, 2016I agree with the comments above. If I was knitting something so lovely I’d be looking at it every couple of rows. LOL. 😉
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 28, 2016I am….but just to check I’ve done it correctly 😉
t.e.d.d.y.
/ March 28, 2016Absolutely stunning! I love this colour, this pattern. It’s perfect. You’re so talented
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 28, 2016I’m blushing 😀
Sandie Keeble
/ March 28, 2016That is beautiful and I can understand the need to stroke it now and then! Did you give the pattern details before? I will have to run off and check the previous post!
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 28, 2016It’s my own pattern. This is the prototype. I’ll make the pattern available when I have a blanket 🙂
notewords
/ March 28, 2016Wow! Absolutely gorgeous. I love the colour and the pattern.
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 28, 2016Thank you. It’s going well so far 🙂
Carole
/ March 28, 2016I’d feel the need to keep spreading it out for inspection too. It’s so pretty!
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 31, 2016My visiting friends approved today as well so that makes me very happy 🙂
Blu
/ March 29, 2016I would keep staring at it too!
It’s so gorgeous!
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 31, 2016Thank you Blu. So kind 🙂
Debbierose
/ March 29, 2016Avis, stunning knitting 😀
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 31, 2016So far, so good 🙂 I just have to beat the summer. It isn’t going to happen is it?
nanacathy2
/ March 29, 2016Looking gorgeous!
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 31, 2016Thank you. It’s the colour of the gorgeous heather in your neck of the woods 🙂
Isabel's Needleworks
/ March 29, 2016Gorgeous cables and colour :). I don’t blame you for stopping and admiring the pattern. I would do the same ….. 🙂
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ March 31, 2016Isn’t it amazing what we can do with two needles (or one circular needle in this case) and a ball of yarn?
Isabel's Needleworks
/ March 31, 2016You’re right..it is amazing….the gorgeous patterns you can create and garments… I hope i get all these projects taken care of by fall..i really want to knit a couple of sweaters…fingers crossed ..Love Knitting 🙂
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ April 1, 2016Good luck with all of your planned finishes 🙂
Postcard from Gibraltar
/ April 3, 2016Perhaps not but it’s got to be done! I’d be admiring it all the time if it was mine 🙂
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ April 3, 2016It’s definitely got to be done 🙂
Ginny @ Mytimestitching .com
/ April 3, 2016Admiring your work will give you the boost you need to continue. It is looking so awesome! I can see why you want to admire it often 🙂
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ April 3, 2016I find it very easy to work with purple 🙂
jem arrowsmith knits
/ April 3, 2016Wow, that blanket is going to be an absolute stunner! I don’t blame you wanting to look at it all the time, I would be doing exactly the same 🙂
Sewing Beside the Sea
/ April 3, 2016I just hope I never have to wash it because it’ll weigh a ton when it’s finished 🙂