Last year I made my first ripple crochet blanket using the pattern I found over at Attic 24. I enjoyed making it so much that I immediately wanted to make another one. So I dug out some huge balls of cream yarn that I’d had waiting for project for literally years, and combined them with all the leftover bits of yarn. I had leftover pinks as well, but I decided to leave those aside and use the blues, greens, browns and purples with the cream.
I think the finished blanket is perfect for a baby boy. It is super soft and warm being 100% wool.
But I may have trouble parting with it…
Learn to Crochet:
how beautiful, i must learn xx
It’s not that hard, Natalie, especially if you can find a “teacher” to sit with you as you start
That is just beautiful! I love to crochet. 🙂
Me too, Melanie. Hubby thinks it is kind of “granny” but I find it soothing
I do become attached to some things, especially those I have put so much time into and I know I wont be compensated for that time from the sale! I can see why you are attached to this, it’s beautiful, Tonya.
Thanks Christie. Even when I start things aiming to sell them, I seem to have that moment of angst about parting with them
It looks fab Tonya, I think I would have trouble parting with it too.
I am still struggling to crochet, I will get there one day!
Maybe one day we can crochet together!
I just bought some wool at a garage sale and i am so keen to start my crocheting again -while waiting for the school bus with the kids.
Oops forgot to ask where did you get the pattern and it is easy – haven’t crocheted for years.
You can find the link to the tutorial in this post, Trish: http://thecraftymummy.com/2011/08/finished-crochet-ripple-blanket/
This is so pretty. I haven’t crocheted in years. I just might try again. Thank you for inspiring me!
You’re welcome, Tresa. Your Cozy Coupe makeover is fabulous!
Lovely!