knit blanket
I meant to post this months ago, but I've been ill so whoever reads this will just have to get over the disappointment.
I knit my first HUGE project a few months ago. I don't mean "huge" as in "complicated" or "detailed" or anything glamorous like that. I mean I knit something BIG.
I knit a baby blanket for our Pastor's new granddaughter, who is now 9 months old.
(Technical Portion) I used sport weight yarn, held 2 strands together, and knit with size 11 circular needles. I used (what I've been told is basically a glorified dishcloth pattern) a pattern from Donna Kooler's Encyclopedia of Knitting.
It turned out great and the finished product was 50" by 50" in pink & cream.
I knit my first HUGE project a few months ago. I don't mean "huge" as in "complicated" or "detailed" or anything glamorous like that. I mean I knit something BIG.
I knit a baby blanket for our Pastor's new granddaughter, who is now 9 months old.
(Technical Portion) I used sport weight yarn, held 2 strands together, and knit with size 11 circular needles. I used (what I've been told is basically a glorified dishcloth pattern) a pattern from Donna Kooler's Encyclopedia of Knitting.
It turned out great and the finished product was 50" by 50" in pink & cream.
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