Really done now
April 30, 2008 by zenknit
I finished tucking in the ends. Whew! That was a lot of work. I think it looks so much better with those nasty bits tamed, and the half-hexagon motifs there and all.
Here is a close-up of the half-hexagon motifs:
This child sized blanket is about 34 x 38 inches. It was made with some of the discontinued colors of cotton-ease. I used a bit of one skein of each of the colors: red, turquoise, navy, orange and yellow. I think I used about 3-4 skeins of white (can’t really remember). All of the colors where from my stash, but I ended up needing more white, so I picked up more white for another future project.
The right and left sides where the half-hexs are inserted kind of pooch out a bit, but I don’t think anyone but another crocheter would mind. I decided to go without borders too. Borders made it look odd.
I started on a knitted afghan using more stash yarn. I will post that once it looks like something other than a puny cast on and a few rows.
~ Peace




















Congrats! There must have been a million-billion ends.
Wow! These hexagon afghans are just gorgeous! Nice work!