by meglb » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:26 pm
gruvey9 wrote:Here's my 3rd one with my official tester or as I call her quality control. She has rolled on all 3 of them so I think she will be getting a blanket made with the scrap yarn of these
by Shandeh » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:27 pm
slippery72 wrote:I finished my Mystery Afghan 2012 last week. I decided to go around the outside in sc with each color (4 rows)and then took another person's suggestion and used the block edging using the MC around the very outside. And I am pleased with the results. I used yarn that had been donated to our church and tried to find colors that were pleasing together. The MC was a bit softer yarn and so those motifs are a bit "floppy" which is why I wanted to do a more substantial border. Size is 40" by 55" so it did end up smaller than it was supposed to be and that's even with the added border. It will make a nice lap blanket. I am pleased and would like to thank Bernat for offering this fun alternative to winter boredom!
by Shandeh » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:27 pm
CarolAnn124 wrote:
Here is mineAll the colors coordinate with the colors in my livingroom. Very happy with how it turned out. I used all Bernat waverly yarn, and followed the pattern exactly.
by Shandeh » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:28 pm
gruvey9 wrote:Here are the two that I have completed. I have one more to put the border on. I wish my phone would have taken better pics but it's also rainy so that could be part of it too
by Shandeh » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:29 pm
gruvey9 wrote:Here's my 3rd one with my official tester or as I call her quality control. She has rolled on all 3 of them so I think she will be getting a blanket made with the scrap yarn of these
by Shandeh » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:30 pm
MissMylin wrote:Finally finished! I was really good about following the pattern exactly until it came to the border. I ended up doing one round of sc in colour B, one round of hdc in colour A, one round of ladder stitch in MC, and one round of sc in colour D. I'm quite pleased with the way it turned out. The only concern I had with the project was the week 6 clue; it doesn't hold its shape as well as the others so when I hold the afghan up that area stretches a lot.
I am so happy that I took part in this CAL. I learned a lot from everyone, and I really enjoyed the camaraderie of going through this process together. All the afghans look wonderful
by Shandeh » Mon Apr 23, 2012 8:31 pm
Deria wrote:Well I finally finised my blanket. I tried and retried different borders and finally I'm happy with it. I confess I did not come up with the layout, but saw it on the Blanket Possibilities thread and really liked it. My colors look well with my living room and I'm very happy with my blanket. It's been alot of fun!
Colors are Birch White, Greek Sea, Aqua Frost, Colonial Beige and Bark. Now here's hoping my picture works
by Klepez » Mon Apr 23, 2012 9:51 pm
by Verndolly » Mon Apr 23, 2012 11:07 pm
Shandeh wrote:Verndolly wrote:Afghan pieced together waiting for my border
Lovely! And I see a sweet little girl there too!
by Jcrochet » Tue Apr 24, 2012 8:17 am
slippery72 wrote:I finished my Mystery Afghan 2012 last week. I decided to go around the outside in sc with each color (4 rows)and then took another person's suggestion and used the block edging using the MC around the very outside. And I am pleased with the results. I used yarn that had been donated to our church and tried to find colors that were pleasing together. The MC was a bit softer yarn and so those motifs are a bit "floppy" which is why I wanted to do a more substantial border. Size is 40" by 55" so it did end up smaller than it was supposed to be and that's even with the added border. It will make a nice lap blanket. I am pleased and would like to thank Bernat for offering this fun alternative to winter boredom!
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