4.3.08

3/4 #30



posting early. this is a blanket made for a friend's baby boy. i love granny squares, the colour, design, and fabulous way they all have a unique effect both by themselves and as a group put together, but i despise the ends that have to be woven back in. i would love to ask a professional's advice about this. i did an expert job on desmond's (top pic) but within weeks of use they started popping up here and there...
SOUP OF THE WEEK: Gabi's Corn Chowder and a Cream of Onion that I added mushrooms to, then added a ton more to the leftovers, plus some flour and Smoked Gouda to make a great pasta sauce (that the twins still didn't eat.) Hey, if you can't please everyone all the time, at least you can please your husband. With homemade soup.
Someone have a baby--quick! I love granny squares.

3 comments:

Gabi said...

I'd like to know the secret, too! Ask on MDC.com or ravelry and report back :)

Gabi said...

Also, where do you get your granny square patterns? I think you mentioned a book once...

emily said...

a fabulous book they happen to have at the library. i should have copied all the ones i wanted to save...might as well buy the book though, eye candy!!
http://www.amazon.com/Crochet-Blocks-Blankets-Throws-Afghans/dp/1931499683/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1204471850&sr=1-1
although this is one i'd love to look at:
http://www.amazon.com/Beyond-Square-Crochet-Motifs-Eckman/dp/1603420398/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1204471850&sr=1-3
long links...