GAAA Wordless Wednesday: Ann McCauley Square

The bobbles on this one really annoyed me. There were twenty five of the big ones and thirty of the little ones. The big ones were the worst.  For more information, visit my Great American Aran Afghan Squidoo Page

GAAA Wordless Wednesday: Janet Martin Square

I love knitting “pictures” because you can see them take shape as you go! For more information, visit my Great American Aran Afghan Squidoo Page

GAAA Wordless Wednesday: Carol Adams Square

An easy knit, and the diamonds are pretty cute. For more information, visit my Great American Aran Afghan Squidoo Page

GAAA Wordless Wednesday: Vicki Sever Square

Was too scared to do the main ribbon a different colour, but would have done it in the darker “hazel” yarn I have to match the caramel. For more information, visit my Great American Aran Afghan Squidoo Page

GAAA Wordless Wednesday: Meredith Morioka Square

  
Loved this one – it looks complicated but was really easy to get it’s rhythm.  For more information, visit my Great American Aran Afghan Squidoo Page

Seal of Approval

At least now I’ve found a recipient for my blanket!  Poppy is almost 9 months old now and still absolutely tiny!  She loves my handknits but has an annoying habit of trying to lie on them whilst I’m still knitting!  She also has a bear I knitted as a test which she carries around by one arm.

 

It’s amazing how big this blanket gets without any real effort though.  It’s now got to about the size where I can lay it on my lap instead of leaving the weight of it to hang annoyingly from it’s ten stitches on my needles.  I’ve already knit up all the yarn from my failed project and have almost knit up a further 50g ball as well.  I have 250g left to use (which is only half of what I bought) but I’m worried if I’ll have enough to make a big enough blanket!  At the moment one 50g ball goes around about one and a half times so I’m looking at maybe another sevenish revolutions, maybe less.  Watch this space!

GAAA Wordless Wednesday: Julie Levy Square

The bobbles were pretty annoying, but at least there were only six.  For more information, visit my Great American Aran Afghan Squidoo Page