Apple of My Eye
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| Apple of My Eye Western Region Oddball Baby Blanket started December 2012 |
Size 8 needles - 121 stitches
I used Caron Simply Soft (Pistachio) for my four-inch section
Stitch pattern: Checks and Ridges
Update: May 7, 2013
Size 8 needles - 121 stitches
I used Caron Simply Soft (Pistachio) for my four-inch section
Stitch pattern: Checks and Ridges
Update: May 7, 2013
The last several oddball blankets have been exceptionally pretty. Glad you went with the green. Red just wouldn't have worked.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, but I do find it ironic that there's no red in an apple themed blanket.
ReplyDeleteThat was the perfect blanket to be working on for this St. Patrick's Day week.
ReplyDeleteLike this one too...think you all are on a roll....
ReplyDeleteWell you could start another with red / pink apple colors. Funny - there are really only 2 green apples - golden delicious (which is truly yellow if you want to get technical) and green apples. Yet there are tons of colors in that blanket and it looks fabulous. g
ReplyDeleteWell we know that GOd didn t make those little green apples HOney.....
ReplyDeletehar har har
I really like this blanket too! The greens and yellows work very well together and make a cute blanket. Again, the name is so good!!
ReplyDeleteHappy first day of spring. Very appropriate colors. :) These little blankets are just so cute!
ReplyDeleteIs an Oddball blanket like a Round Robin quilt, that travels around to different people and they add a layer? I like the green you added.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you; the red would have been a bit too much. The green you added was just right.
ReplyDeleteAll of the most recent blankets have been so cheerful!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Dee, the perfect St. Paddy's Day project.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh!!! I love this! What beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL! I LOVE THE COLORS ALSO.
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