Well, I got around to weaving in all the ends. Fortunately, I had done all the sunburst centres as I went along:
Then, watching rubbish but compelling reality tv about Britain's biggest families (imagine having 16 children - eek), before I knew it, I had crocheted all the squares together:
Next, I did a border. Two rows of treble, and one row of single crochet:
And the blanket was finished... Ta dah...
I am very happy with the finished result. Normally, I would not favour brown but
a) it is a good foil for the bright colours
b) the blanket is for my 6 year old grandson to cuddle under with his daddy. Adored Grandson is partial to a milk shake or hot chocolate, so the background colour is very practical.
I now have a bit more hope that I can finish the Blanket of Gloom and mum's blanket before Christmas.
Stunning use of colour - well done:) x
ReplyDeleteThanks! At times I was a bit concerned about all the brown, but it worked out in the end.
DeleteBeautiful blanket, you should be very proud of it - lucky grandson!!!!! the colours are amazing :-) Do you know I have never made a blanket - seeing yours I am almost tempted - something to do in my spare time!!!
ReplyDeleteGo for it! However I would highly recommend not giving yourself a task of making 3 in 7 weeks!
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