I made little squares.
I made more squares, and bigger ones, after I found a nest of my wool rests. I was hooked on this, so easy to watch TV and let the hands move by themselves.
I bought some cream coloured wool to brighten up the sock-coloured squares.
I bought some cream coloured wool to brighten up the sock-coloured squares.
And finally added some dark brown to join up the squares to a blanket. My Brown Owls crocheting badge project turned into a Brown Owls Community badge project, because this blanket will join some quilts I have been sewing, and they will be delivered to the parish's project collecting quilts, blankets and sheets for orphanages in Tanzania.
What a wonderful blanket to keep a little one warm and cozy!
ReplyDeleteI think it turned out quite nice. I do hope some child will be kept snug by it.
ReplyDeleteI love it.
ReplyDeleteI started one of these YEARS ago - - - made A LOT of granny squares, but never finished it!!!!
I love these crochet blankets. We used to make them every year as children in school and groups for giving away projects. I still crochet my leftover wool into squares and join them together every so often.
ReplyDeleteYours looks lovely.
Your granny blanket turned out beatiful, Ulla! I can just see a little one snuggled into it!
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Congratulations on a beautiful finish. How wonderfl it will be donated for someone to love.
ReplyDeleteBravo!! It looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteOh it looks perfect! Great choice of colours. How lovely to be sending it to an orphanage for some little baby to snuggle into.
ReplyDeleteThis is the only crocheting I ever did and that was years ago. I thought they were fun because I could finish each one and then attach them later.
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty! I love the colors.
I love the colors you chose - it's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteLove how you put it together with the black yarn. Really framed it. very nice.
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barbara jean
I love the fact that your recycled some of the wool AND your donating it to someone in need. Kudos to you Ulla!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so nice! It is a wonderful gesture to donate these beautiful work you have done, you are such a loving person, Ulla.
ReplyDeleteWell done Ulla it looks beautiful. To me it looks a little like the Finnish landscape colours you have shared with us. I wonder what its life will be like in Tanzania? It is so generous of you to be donating it with your other ones.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the inspiration! I was a bit reluctant to start piecing my quilt together, but your blanket looks so adorable and lovely that I want to quickly finish mine. Just to see how it turns out. And as Melanie said it is so generous of you to be donating your blanket. I'm sure it will (and is) appreciated!
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