Miss E’s design is coming to life. The daisy squares have been added
The edging done
Only the daisies to sew on in the centre.
I’m hopeful it will be finished in time for her birthday.
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Oh well done Sandra (and for all those ends too, which you didn’t mention this time!) – it looks so effective
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Thank you Cathy – Miss E absolutely loves her blanket – it was worth all the hassle working out how to fit the squares round and then sewing in the ends – ooof that job seems to go on forever!
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What a beautiful blanket. Miss E is going to love it!
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She has been watching it’s progress and been very patient. I think it will be a nice surprise for her to have it for her birthday – I finished it last night! Phew!
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This is gorgeous! What a beautiful gift!
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Thank you. It has been a joy to make.
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That is such a clever idea to make the border with daisies! I wouldn’t have thought of it unless I had a pattern. What a nice way to spruce up a stripe design!
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Thank you for your lovely comment. It can be a bit of a headache making sure the squares fit, but these worked out well. I hope to put a pattern together so that I can make this again sometime if asked, and for others to enjoy.
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What a lovely family heirloom!
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That is a lovely thought. As it is made of acrylic yarn it has a good chance of lasting quite a while. I wish I could have faith in natural yarns but I am plagued with moths and blankets need to be robust for children to enjoy.
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What a gorgeous blanket! Definitely one to treasure. 🙂
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Thank you. My Granny made blankets for all her 14 grandchildren, it is so nice to be able to carry on the tradition.
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Wonderful! The daisies really add so much:)
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Thank you. I’m glad you like it. Miss E was very definite about wanting daisies to surround her blanket/throw, even if it meant having to wait a long time for me to complete it.
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Looks lovely already. Sure she will love it.
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Thank you RainbowJ, it has been a cheerful project to have on the go. She doesn’t know I’m getting it ready for her birthday, so I think it will be a nice surprise.
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This is SO beautiful, Daffy. The colours, the daisies, the whole blanket! 🙂
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Thank you so much Eddie. I’ve enjoyed doing it. I’m hoping to write a pattern for it – but that is WORK!
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Oh, you are clever, Daffy being able to write patterns as well. 🙂
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Ha! Ha! You are so kind, – I don’t know about clever – it makes my head ache to do it!
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But at least you can do it! 🙂
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I think I treat it as a cross between a cryptic crossword and a maths puzzle, both of which I used to love – I don’t do either now – brain too busy with haiku and patterns (oh, and teaching diplomacy and peace-keeping to 8,4 and 6 year olds!) 😉
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Ha! I think the last job is the hardest by far! 🙂
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You are right – fun though! They go home at the end of the day 😉
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She has designed a lovely blanket. She will love it. Very.
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Thanks Cathy, she has been so excited to see it develop – it has taken over a year in between other things so she has been very patient.
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