I love to use up my bits and pieces of yarn by making granny
squares of all different colours. Its an
easy job to do while watching TV.
I realised that I had enough for a little baby blanket, but
took ages to decide what colour to use to join them all together.
I finally settled on this bright turquoise colour, although
I think it looks more like blue in these photographs.
So it is just some random
crochet granny squares joined together.
I'm very pleased with how it has turned out. What do you think - is it too bright?
Love, Liz
19 comments:
No, it's not too bright - its gorgeous :o)
Enjoy the weekend.
Rose H
xx
It's a beautiful baby blanket! :) x
Hi Liz, I think it is lovely, not too bright. Your email to me a while ago inspired me to make a bright granny square blanket, which I am now doing. I was initially scared of using the bolder/brighter colours but actually quite like the results. Thank you. x
Not too bright at all! Quite cheery and beautiful! I saw the cover photo in my blog roll and couldn't click on it fast enough! Nice work!
I think it work well Liz, I like the blue nice and bright. Cheers Eve
I think any baby would love it!
LOVE the bright colours! Another beautiful blanket x
It's another beauty Liz.
No such thing as too bright! I'd look a treat in our car! x
Babies love bright colors. All that pastel stuff can be a bore. I know this because I was a baby a long time ago and I remember!
It's a beautiful blanket and the blue looks great.
M x
I love the way you use different sized squares. It looks superb.
Love from Mum
xx
Absolutely love it, not too bright at all.
Beautiful.
June
oh wow - its just perfect... this is my goal to one day make something like this!
Oh no! You can never have a baby blanket that's too bright. Baby's love lots of colour and I love what you've done with this too.
Rosie
It certainly isn't too bright, it's beautiful! xxxx
It really makes me yearn to crochet properly. I have a basket full of yarns and your blankets are always so cosy and lovely xx
The brighter the better! I like the different sizes-patchwork effect.
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