Seems like I have a bit of projects going on at the moment, all of them no where near being finished, but does that stop me from making some scrap grannies today? Nope.
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| Granny Iris, regular granny, Granny Iris again, Granny Edna, Granny Florence, and another Edna |
Not sure if I mentioned before, the Simply Crochet Granny Square-a-Week app squares I was doing. I had an afghan in mind, but seeing my mom make granny squares for her own blanket inspired me to do 9 grannies and make a pillow.
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For the back it's going to be one big granny square. I should be finished it, but I'm using Red Heart Super Saver and it's really rough and is taking me forever. The scrap grannies I made today were made using Lion Brand Wool-Ease and I made 6 with no problem. My leftover RHSS might be heading to the thrift store. Acrylic yarn doesn't have to feel like it's made of wound up plastic bags!
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My mom made her first granny square! She's been making a lot more,
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and I believe it has turned from a pastel shaded lapghan to a kaleidoscope blanket. It's coming along really nicely.
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The first few rounds and colours I'm using to make Winkie's Beach Bag. She had a crochet-a-long going on with it, check it out HERE.
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A Blythe sweater, (my first intarsia !!!), with the unfinished flag of Brazil for the World Cup. I wish I had finished this earlier, but I believe when I was finishing this up Brazil was being slammed by Germany in the semis. Now I need to hurry up and make some Liverpool ones before August 16 when their season starts!
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My current line up of my granny daughter blanket. I bought two Pound of Loves in black so the joining will all be the same color, and am doing a pattern of variegated, solid, variegated. Here is what I had already completely, but there's two different blacks and it really started to bother me:
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And when I was looking for that I found my blanket made out of hexagons!
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Crosses fingers some of these will be FOs this year!
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Hooray for Grannies! And double hooray for Granny's Daughters!! Your GD afghan is looking good, and I like the hexagon blanket, too. One of these days, I'll have my big stack of GDs all neat and organized with the ends all nicely woven in, and then I can join them together. And, my initial plan was to join them with black, so the solid colors would pop, but I also really like the look of the white border. I think it'll depend on my joining method... and my mood/tastes when I finally weave in all of the tails. I make a dent in the pile every time I take a trip (and I don't have to drive), but I still have a lot to do. Your progress is providing inspiration, however, so keep up the great work, and perhaps, sooner than I expect, I'll be able to follow suit :)
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