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Ripple Blanket: Fin.

Fin.

Fin., originally uploaded by kpwerker.

I’ve finished my ripple. With five balls of yarn left in my grab-bag, I just couldn’t go any further. I joined one ball, ripped, joined another. Until I just had to listen to the blanket. It was done. I did a two-round edging of single crochet in teal, and it feels amazing to be finished!

I started the blanket in February of last year, so it took nearly eleven months to complete (with lots of idle time). I don’t know the exact dimensions; it’s just wider than than a double bed, and long enough to cover me comfortably from shoulders to feet. It’s soft and warm.

I used all odd balls from my stash, and forced myself to use whichever ball my hand touched first when it was time to change colours. I learned a lot about my colour preferences (notice the greys, blues, and wine/purples).

I have a ton of small yarn balls leftover now, along with the odd balls I didn’t end up using. I’m sure by next week, or so, I’ll be back making granny squares like the wind.

Fin.

Light.

  • Totally beautiful! And you look so cute in the picture! I'm learning to knit next week at a knitting party. Maybe sometime in the next century, I'll be able to make a blanket like this. It looks mighty cozy!
  • I love your Ripple Blanket, fantastic colors AND from stash; bonus!
  • Roxana Geffen
    It is suberb! I am totally dazzled! I would LOVE to make something like that. Like the haircut, too.
  • That looks great! Love the colors and what says classic crochet more than a ripple blanket!!

    Great Job!

    Marly
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