I finally finished my "Ugly" blanket, and I'm totally in love with it. Next time (if there is a next time) I'll figure out a way to attach the squares together that isn't so ugly. I'm just glad to be done!
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Last year a neighbor bought about 30 of my dish clothes. She made an blanket too. She crocheted the squares together. Looked kind of neat.
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ReplyDeleteIt's fun! I love using scraps like that. I bet you'll love that blanket way more than if you had bought all new yarns to make it, because each color will bring a memory of something you made in the past.
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