Time to update you on the progress of my Babette blanket. I finished crocheting the remaining three 6-round squares. When I put them away in my box I saw all the thread ends screaming at me. So I decided to sew in all the ends before I would continue crocheting on the last 7 8-round squares. I'll be doing lots more sewing when putting the blanket together so I'm just spreading it a bit. If anyone is starting a blanket, I advise you to sew in all ends after every round! :) But I can't show you the done pile yet, as I have been too busy claying this week.Hopefully finished piles next week! :)
I created a Babette blanket set on Flickr so you can see the progress all together! :)
Looks very pretty :)
ReplyDeleteThat's going to be so comfy and awesome!
ReplyDeleteSuch a colorful pile! Can't you use the ends to sew it all together?
ReplyDeleteI think it should be done that way, Inger, but I didn't leave enough thread to do it that way. Besides, there are thread every time you change color and as you can see: I changed lots of colors! ;)
ReplyDeletethey looks great Mitsy!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThey look awesome together, wonderful colors combo! Such a patient:)
ReplyDeleteGood luck with the sewing, the most boring part bwaaah :)
ReplyDeleteoooh what a pile.... of work :-)
ReplyDeleteVeerle heeft heen trekje om opzet de draadjes direct mee te haken, dan hoef je ze niet meer in te stoppen achteraf....
Wow! Great work! Lovely colors! Hiding all of the ends is really boring, but finished blanket must be amazing :)
ReplyDeleteLooking good Mitsy!! Keep at it, you will be rewarded big time once you've finished it!
ReplyDeleteOh, en Greet; je kunt alleen de begindraad meehaken, niet de einddraad ;-)
ReplyDeleteGeen omtkomen aan Mitsy, it's a dirty job, but.. Think of your blankie when it's aaaall done! xo
That's what I thought, Huismus!
ReplyDeleteOnly I discovered that trick far too late! ;)
So delish. Love all the colors. What a wonderful idea for my next project. Can't wait to see the finish product. I know the piece together is my least favorite part, until it's all done. Then I'm crazy about it.
ReplyDeletelooks promising =D
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see the finished blanket! the squares turned out so bright and colorful that I'm tempted to buy the pattern!! It will be perfect for my baby nest. ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is going to be the most incredible flying carpet dream blanket! I will patiently wait to see the end product! Rather impatiently!
ReplyDeleteLooks so good so far, you've been a busy girl!
ReplyDeleteI have just started many granny squares for a blanket and am going to take your advice. That pile looks just where I am heading. Can't wait to see the finished blanket - the colours are great!
ReplyDeleteYou are one brave hardworking woman!
ReplyDeleteThis blanket is going to be awesome Mitsy!
ReplyDeletelooking at all those squares, I'm having visions of snuggling down in a comfy chair under a warm blanket with a good book.
ReplyDeleteoh it's looking so fab! i'm getting excited for you at the thought of it being finished... although i don't envy all that sewing one bit ;)
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by my blog again and for your sweet comments... :)
have a great day,
emma
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OOooohhh, I love all those colours. :)
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