These next ones taxed my brain a little bit, especially the burgundy one with the hearts knitted into it.
The little bits of paper have numbers on so that I now where they should be when sewing them together. It does not sound difficult but I have knitted squares coming out of my ears, During half-term Sophie and I tried to sort out what I had and what I still needed to do. Honestly, you had to be a fly on the wall. Needless to say we gave up and I decided as long as I had enough I was not going to worry if it was not in exactly the same order as the magazine! Rebels aren't we?!
So I draped what I have sewn together over the sofa. It is not all here ...
I do have another section to add to this where the gap is. The colours are fairly repetitive but it does mean that you can use up all of the odds and ends.
I have many more to do but I thought that you might like to actually 'see' an update of the the blanket. This and my quilt are my main projects at the moment. I do have a couple of smaller items to do in between.
Well, this evening the three of us are going to start making a paper mache Mr Tickle for Book Week at Sophie's school. It is a competition and needs to be on display in the school hall by next Monday! The things we get up to for our children.
Bye for now
xx
7 comments:
Blimey - you're not a beginner anymore if you can do things like that wonderful 'heart' square. Well done you! x
Ooo looks gorgeous. The paper mache fun sounds good!!
Twiggy x
Ooooh that's LOVELY!!!! x
Its looking fantastic!! I'm knitting one too but its no way as grand as the one you are making!! Great job.
I love the way that throw is coming together. I like all the different colours and textures too. Enjoy making Mr Tickle. Sometimes I think it's us Schools are testing not our children at all.
Great squares!
My son wants to dress up as Willie Wonka for book week. Mum, Dad and Grandma are going to be busy!
The squares look fabulous all stitched together.
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