Hello!
I have finished my Granny ripple YAY!!!!!
It's the biggest thing I have made so far. In case you are interested it measures 5ft 2" long by 4ft 6" wide, and is made from Stylecraft, and a no.4 hook.
I'm not sure where it's going to live yet (same as me ha!ha!)
I don't think it's quite right on the sofa.
So it'll probably live on the bed.
That is providing I can claim it back from it's new owner.
Now I'm suffering from E.H.S. (empty hook syndrome!) I guess I could finish off my hexagon blanket.
Till next time.
xxx
Lovely Blankie!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous Granny ripple ~ I love the way it is a ziggy zaggy and the colours all work really well together. Is it your own made up pattern or do you have a link to the pattern you used? Jackie :O)x
ReplyDeleteWowwww beautiful...the granny ripple was my first thing...but your's has another pattern...I like it !
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Marjo
You know I aDORe the Granny Ripple. It's one of my favorite patterns. I totally get the feeling of empty hook every time I finish one of my blankets. You will find something to move on to next, just keep us all posted.
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kate
Such a lovely ta-dah post :) Your cat looks pretty pleased with the end result too! Hehe. I look forward to seeing what takes over the hook!
ReplyDeleteMuch love
Kim
Coming out of lurkdom to say it's absolutely beautiful! I know what my next blankie is going to be - after I've finished the one I'm on now, that is! Thanks for the inspiration! :o)
ReplyDeleteWOW Simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLove the E.H.S Syndrome :):) hehe
Angie
Beautiful and colorful. Congrats on completing your project. Have a wonderful day. Heather
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely GORGEOUS Hayley !! :-) xxx
ReplyDeleteHugs Fee xxx
Oh that's just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSeeing it has given me some much needed inspiration to keep plodding on with my ripple afghan.
Mine is going to be about the size of yours but I'm currently only halfway.
I'd love to know what you did to edge the sides of your blanket.
I'm pretty much a beginner but can see that mine needs something. I'm just not sure how to go about it.
Margaret
It looks so lovely! I haven't had the courage to try this pattern as it looks more complicated than the usual ripple but the end results are really worth it. If you don't know what to do next come and join us on our flower bed crochet along!
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WOW!! It is beautiful!! Love the colors. :)
ReplyDeleteLovely!!! I just finished mine too. Doesn't it feel so good? Thanks for sharing
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ReplyDeleteHi Hayley
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Granny...we need your e-mail address if you want to join THE FLOWER BED CAL so we can authorize you to post
Thanks Suz
That blanket is so lovely! Love all the colors! Great work, Hayley!
ReplyDeletereally pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteEs preciosa!!!
ReplyDeleteMuy bonita un abrazo
Beautiful - I love the colours. I've heard a lot of good things about Stylecraft wool so I might try that as I haven't used it before.
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Great blanket!!
ReplyDeleteI like very much your blog, will come back again :)
Congrats, very nicely done!
ReplyDeleteOh my...How gorgeous...It looks so beautiful...
ReplyDeleteLove the blanket. It's beautiful. I wish I could put colors together like that.
ReplyDeleteCindy Bee
Amazing!
ReplyDeleteSo impressive in every way. Kitty knows the best place to rest!
ReplyDeleteI am really trying to make one of these for my aunt for Christmas, but I can't find a pattern big enough or one with a multiple to make it bigger! PLEASE HELP!!
ReplyDeleteHi you can find the link to the pattern here.http://thegardenbell.blogspot.com/2010/06/dang-nab-it-oa-pattern.html
ReplyDeleteHope that helps!!!
Hugs
Hayley
xxx
Please post the pattern for the blanket. I am a pattern person and cannot crochet without a pattern. Kind regards Pauline Olivier
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