
New stash!
It's a boucle 4-ply yarn in a mix of wool, acrylic, and silk - machine washable of course due to the project it's intended for, which is a crochet diagonal baby blanket which I started as soon as I ripped open the yarn parcel this morning:

New project!
Ok so we're not talking traditional baby blanket colours here - it's a denimy blue sand mix. But you see my brother (the new dad-to-be) is a bike-mad motocrosser, so the family all go to the motocross meetings to watch him race almost every Sunday. Do white/pastel baby blankets and motocross meetings mix well? I think not. Hence the chosen colourway. See, there is method in my madness after all. ;-)
Meanwhile progress on the edging for Angel is slow:

Slow progress
I can only bear to work 2 repeats of the pattern at any one sitting, so this may take a while.
Anyway I've been busy knitting squares to practise seaming methods on during tomorrow's finishing course:

Curly squares
I guess I really should block them - ho hum. Like I feel like getting the iron out again at 10:15pm.. That's my excuse and I'm sticking to it. ;-)
1 comment:
I love the blue boucle you chose for your nephew's blanket. It look so soft!!! Can't wait to see the finished product.
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