I love the braided edging - apparently it took forever to do but its so effective.
While away I didn't do much crochet or knitting but I do have a finished baby blanket to show you.
I bought the pattern from JustCrochet and decided to use the specified yarn which was King Cole Superball 200. The yarn is self-striping and it took just over 200g for the blanket.
It seemed sensible to buy a few more balls while I was at it because the seller offered flat rate shipping so I am now working on another blanket in shades of blue with white, using another one of JustCrochet patterns.
Earlier this week I spend three days in Sydney attending a computer conference which was amazing !! So much interesting information from excellent speakers. I was lucky enough to win a flip video camera in one of the lucky door prize draws and here's my first attempt. Madison is totally bored with the whole process and perhaps a little camera shy !!! Not sure how this will show up when I hit 'publish' as it looks a bit strange here. The original file was 26MB and I got it down to 5MB by resizing in Windows Live Film Maker. Might have to play around with some other software if this looks yukky.
I've missed you! Welcome "home"! :-) Sounds like you had a very good trip, though. Pretty blanket you made. ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blankie! That stitch is really pretty. Welcome home and back to blogland!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're back, i love the baby blanket and the video looks great
ReplyDeleteOoh, I love both blankets. Your friend's edging does look like a ton of work but it is so beautiful. Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours in the baby blanket :))
ReplyDeleteWith the last few days being so hot I would imagine you're glad to be back home .... :))