Snowflake - revisited
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| Snowflake Western Region Oddball Baby Blanket started December 2013 |
My second section was knit with Caron Simply Soft (white), using a seed stitch and stockinette block pattern. I used a new skein of yarn and discovered that the yarn coming from the center of the skein had grease and guck on the strands. Cheryl gave me the blanket when she finished her section, so I could use some laundry pre-soak on those sections. I washed the blanket, and thankfully, all the stains came out.
Cheryl knit the last section, shown at the bottom of this photo, and did the bind off. She will start a new blanket on the empty needles.
Update: March 21, 2014
Nothing like teamwork to create another pretty blanket.
ReplyDeleteMakes you wonder how the gunk gets wound into the middle and avoids notice. Yuck! But the blanket turned out very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis color is great for showing off the stitches. Glad the stains came out.
ReplyDeleteWhite really does show off the beautiful textures. Good job!
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely, so glad the gunk came out:)
ReplyDeleteI always like the white blankets! I especially like the various stitch patterns on this one. If I didn't know, I would name it Snowflake!
ReplyDeleteYou would never know there way any GUNK!
ReplyDeleteI'm happy the stains came out with one good washing. Yea! The stitches in white are so, so pretty, and make a beautiful baby blanket. Well done, gals.
ReplyDeleteEveryone did a great job on this blanket. It is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhoa, I can't believe that blanket had stuff on it? In that color? great great job ... again!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Glad it got finished, too.
ReplyDeletePerfect! What's the theme of the new blanket? Does Cheryl get to choose?
ReplyDeleteI loved this blanket the first time I saw it. It's just so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGosh, that's really pretty!! The white makes it seem timeless!
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