All Things Hold Together

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I recently finished a blanket I was crocheting for a friend who just had a new baby.

I used a variegated sport weight yarn (TLC Baby by Red Heart), two strands held together, to do a simple single crochet. I crocheted through the front loop only of each stitch, instead of going under both loops. I like the look of that.

I finished it off with a scallop border made from a single strand of pink yarn, once I learned that the baby was a girl.

Here is a picture:


I think it looked a lot prettier in person (not that I am biased), but this was the only picture that did not come out blurry.

3 Comments

  1. Susan
    11:56 pm on March 31st, 2007

    Ah - crochet - I have never been able to do that - knit yes. And I can even knit socks! But, crochet - never. Love it love it love it! I like the nice thickness of the stitches. REally nice job!

  2. Dana
    4:15 am on April 5th, 2007

    Lovely blanket! I was just thinking that I might have time to crochet a blanket for the new baby but then thought better of the attempt. After all, I gave myself 7 months to knit a blankie for my last baby and she got it a few months ago…when she was about 18 months old. She loves it thought, and drags it everywhere.

  3. Charity
    11:21 pm on April 5th, 2007

    Thanks, ladies.

    Dana, I know what you mean. I never would have finished this if I had not been stuck in bed for a week with a cold that made the room spin every time I got up.