Well, I did it! I finally finished the afghan that I started back at the beginning of March. It's been sitting on the corner of my desk all this time, waiting for my attention. I used four colors of Red Heart worsted weight yarn...Gray Heather, White, Burgundy, and Navy. I used a J hook. There was no specific pattern for this afghan. I just started with a square in the corner and went from there. I wanted it to be all wunky and crocheted from a corner out. Does that make sense? I'd seen similar afghans on the web and thought, "hey...that's cute". So I decided to try and make one myself. Anyway, here it is. I hope you all like it!
Well, I did it! I finally finished the afghan that I started back at the beginning of March. It's been sitting on the corner of my desk all this time, waiting for my attention. I used four colors of Red Heart worsted weight yarn...Gray Heather, White, Burgundy, and Navy. I used a J hook. There was no specific pattern for this afghan. I just started with a square in the corner and went from there. I wanted it to be all wunky and crocheted from a corner out. Does that make sense? I'd seen similar afghans on the web and thought, "hey...that's cute". So I decided to try and make one myself. Anyway, here it is. I hope you all like it!
Shelly, it is so nice but I can't tell for sure. Did you do this in strips or was it made up of squares?
ReplyDeletei started with a square, then crocheted along one side with another color. then crocheted along the other side with a different color. adding more length and width as i went. no sewing it together. does this make sense?
ReplyDeleteit sorta reminds me of a log~cabin quilt pattern. verr'niiiice. grins, debra
ReplyDeleteyep. the log cabin was the inspiration for this.
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