i doubt myself and my choices.
with this granny afghan i keep worrying about my pattern, my colors, my choice of yarn.
IF...
i had more money i would have ordered some beautiful yarn online.
but, i'm poor and joanne's yarn was on sale.
and so i choose vanna, 2 for $5.
this is the pattern i'm using and i'm joining them as i go with the instructions that she links to...
so far, i LOVE it.
but, i'm usually a listen and clean and i'm becoming a watch and crotchet.
my house is missing me.
so, now i must give her some attention.
have a great day!!
Jen, the good thing about Granny squares is there is no right and wrong! It's meant to be a way to use up scraps...just have fun! It looks beautiful. It makes me SO happy to see that you crochet, it's a tradition passed down in our family for generations through the women, and I didn't know that anyone in your generation knew how to do it (tried teaching Alyssa but she lost patience)...one of the few reasons I regret not having a girl, sexist as it is, I don't see my boys getting into it. You are doing a super job. Love, Aunt Sandra
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!!!! I wish I knew how to crochet and knit.... one day :)
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous though... can't wait to see it finished!
Beautiful!! (Found your blog via Valerie's.)
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ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!!!! I love the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun treasure you are making for your family!
Love, Love, Love the colors!!!
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