Hello!
Thank you soooooo much for all your wonderful comments on my stripy blanket… I was so happy reading every single word 🙂 T H A N K Y O U !
Here is the graphic of the stripy’s edging:
For the symbols meanings click here!
Hope it’s easy to follow 😉
It is a very simple to crochet border… simple things are always the best 🙂
Many of you keep asking me about the software I use to draw my graphics, it is called “Corel Draw” it’s a graphic design software I used to work with at school 🙂
Can’t wait for next time to show you my giant granny and my new wip(s)
Stay tuned 😉
Sucrette
Cute & simple – that’s the best sort of edging – lovely! Love all the colourful stripes in the blanket too!
Very pretty ! love your blanket !
I'm a fan of this idea. I've missed out on some of the classics, so another reason to read them is fine by me! I recently read Wuthering Heights, and my copies of Jane Eyre and Vilette have been eyeing me… Anna Karenina and The Great Gatsby are intriguing me, too.I didn't notice any sugoestigns for Vanity Fair, The Scarlet Letter, or The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, so I'll add them in. 🙂
Well that was also one of the point. The recooked lamb came back very pink, but after a good 30 minute wait, I didn’t feel like sending it back to the kitchen
What a gorgeous blanket 🙂 Love the edging too. Elly
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That is a really striking look for an afghan edge! I really want to give it a try. Thanks for sharing your idea!
Thanks for sharing that. It’s really striking and really makes the blanket “pop”. Corel draw…ok, i’m going to take a look! thanks! Have a great weekend.
Thank you, Sucrette. Your graphic is perfectly clear and understandable. Thank you for writting it all out. Makes a wonderful edging. /;-)
Very pretty – and nice of you to share the edging!
Angie i thank you so much for sharing this beautiful edging!
Wish you a funny Weekend and send you many, many Greetings!
Marion
Thank you for sharing the graphic of the edging. Beautiful!!
This is awesome! Thanks for this. I love love, that you are always sharing your projects and how to make them too. These days, you can barely snag anything for free! So THANKS for being so generous 🙂 It makes my day!!
Thanks for sharing Angie, I’m thinking that this might be a great edge for my big granny squares I’m working on at the moment. :0) Have a lovely weekend.
Le bord est fantastique, je l’aime bien et il fini ce projet parfaitement!
Love this! Also, thanks to you, I'm now doing the Julep Maven thing. &#;J610ust got this almond color that I never would have bought by myself, but I really love it. (Hopefully you got the referral bonus!)
What a beautifull blanket you made, love the happy colors! May I invite you to take a look at my blog and see what my children make from your graphics: http://annekids.blogspot.com/2011/06/mandala.html ? They also would like to thank you for sharing..
Greetings, Anneke (Annekids)
Of the panoply of website I’ve pored over this has the most vectiray.
I also include a short bio for each of my guest bloggers, a photo, and a link back to your site or blog. Can you give me a few details about yourself we could call a bio to go with the post when I re-blog it? That would be great!
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the differences are obvious and many.I appreciate the quality of your presentation because it does serve to support my conclusions so well.Just fantastic. (Please let’s all keep the pressure up. We cannot let this aggression stand. We are all victims to these crimes. WND either needs to own up to any part they played or tell us if Kapi’olani Hospital is behind this. Ignoring us is not an option.)
Another beautiful finish. You are really going fast and you make very nice blankets.
Thank you for the pattern. I love it so much!
When you get back around to the beginning on the edging, how do you connect it together?