I'm crocheting triangles from thinner yarn and knitting triangles from thicker yarn - it's great way to use all those different left-overs I have...
millions of triangles are waiting to be crocheted or knitted, but I have to study for the exams so it's taking forever to finish even one or two = hence, the lack of interesting books I could share with you...
once I finish all the triangles, I'll assemble them with light grey yarn and it will look something like this:
the dots mark triangles already done and the thick black line is outline of the smaller version of the blanket - I might stop at that, depends on how much yarn I'll have left :)
What a fantastic blanket. It seems to be a great way to use up bobs and bits as well as stash yarn.
ReplyDeleteHi Jarka...I just found your blog over on Ginny's yarn along.
ReplyDeleteI love the profile photo and your description of your dirty feet...how cool!
Good start to your rasta shawl I look forward to seeing you get on.
Bye for now,
Deb
what a great way of using those odds and ends--your "plan" looks gorgeous!!! love the combo knit/crochet---can't get boring!!! (Love your header picture!!!! we're scheduled to go to Kenya next summer to help install some water purification systems.)
ReplyDeleteLovely colours. Sure will be a beautiful blanket with the combination of knit and crochet.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the yarn intervals.
That project is genius! I am inspired!
ReplyDeleteWow, this will be a stunner, and a wonderful use for scrap yarn.
ReplyDeleteWow, that will surely be a huge undertaking and a stunning blanket.
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