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Monday, November 13

 

C'est fini!!

And I'm so very glad!


The finished afghan measures 68" wide by about 72" high. I used Patons Decor in "autumn variegation" colour #1694. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. I used this pattern although I think I changed the beginning chain number, probably made it more so the blanket would be wider.


The flash lightened some bits of the afghan in the first photo, but this is a fairly accurate representation of the colours. Very nice.

While I still have three pairs of socks on the go (well, they've been "holding" since I started the afghan) I'm tempted to knit myself a scarf to go with my leather jacket so I will look all stylish and hip when I go to Ottawa for a week at the end of the month. I was thinking Irish Hiking Scarf but with a lighter yarn, even sock weight. I'm just trying to figure out how much I would need, and then if the assortment of Fleece Artist merino sock yarn I have would work.

It's a stat holiday for us federal employees, so the big fella and I are doing our Sunday chores even though it's Monday. But I'll find time to knit, too.



posted by Terri at 11/13/2006 12:54:00 PM
Comments:
Yeah! Finally finished! So pretty. Whoever gets to snuggle in that better appreciate it!
 
Congratulations on finishing such a monumental project! I'm more into instant gratification! So, I loved the Irish Hiking Scarf pattern. Have made lots for friends here in Virginia. Let us know what yarn you end up using. I'd like to try the lighter weights myself.
 
Congrats on completing a most impressive afghan. The colours are beautiful.
 
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