An update on my progress with the Attic24 CAL
Lucy has designed a beautiful Moorland Blanket using mainly greens and heather purples. I have substituted some of the colours with pinks and other neutral colours to use yarn I already had and this has created what I believe is a palette representing English Hedgerows in early summer.
Does the palette suggest something different to you?
My substitutions:
Lucy’s Moorland Colours Hedgerow Substitutions
Pistachio Mustard
Mocha Parchment
Walnut Silver
Grape Raspberry
Plum Pale Rose
Violet Soft Peach
Wisteria Cream
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Here is Lucy’s list with my substitutions up to colour row 70.
My previous post showing the sequence of the first 40 colours is here.
The list from colour 41 to where I am today, each colour is two rows of crochet.
Lucy’s Colours My Substitutions
- Mocha Parchment
42.Plum Pale Rose
- Violet Soft Peach
- Khaki
- Mocha Parchment
- Meadow
- Plum Pale Rose
- Violet Soft Peach
- Cypress
- Mocha Parchment
- Walnut Silver
- Violet Soft Peach
- Meadow
- Cypress
- Plum Pale Rose
- Violet Soft Peach
- Khaki
- Mocha Parchment
- Plum Pale Rose
- Sage
- Walnut Silver
- Grape Raspberry
- Violet Soft Peach
- Plum Pale Rose
- Wisteria Cream
- Grape Raspberry
- Sage
- Pistachio Mustard
- Mocha Parchment
- Plum Pale Rose
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Joining in with Ginny’s Yarn Along.
Whilst I crochet I am watching/listening to the first series of “Money for Nothing” presented by Sarah Moore, which I bought for £10.99 from BBC iPlayer. She gathers items destined for the tip and with the help of top class artisans, she repurposes them.
Sarah was the first winner of BBC2’s ‘Great Interior Design Challenge’ in 2013.
Go to my THROWS Page to see other throws, blankets, afghans I have made with hints and tips on how to make them yourself. I am happy to answer any questions you might have.
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Yes hedgerow is a good name for those lovely colours Sandra
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Pretty colours 🙂
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Thank you Jo, I am enjoying working with them, especially on cold foggy days.
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I don’t know anything about this so will just say it’s absolutely lovely.
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Glad you like it Sarah. I’m enjoying thinking of walking by summer hedgerows whilst I’m making it.
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Its beautiful! I love your colours, you’ve really captured a summers day!
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So glad you think so. I’ve been dreaming of finding a hedgerow to photograph to go with the blanket – a few months to wait yet though.
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Interesting to see how differently your colours work up to Lucy’s. A much lighter feel.
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Without the browns it does look lighter – with Lucy’s inspiration the Yorkshire Moors and mine the Dorset Hedgerows. Interesting how our surroundings affect us.
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This is coming along beautifully, Daffy. 🙂
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I’m really enjoying making it – mostly done whilst catching up on iPlayer in the evenings.
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Great way of multi tasking. So productive
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I think I might be hyper-active – but only my hands! Ha!
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Ha! 🙂
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I see what you mean about hedgerow colours, Sandra
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Oh good, I’m glad you see it too Cathy.
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Definitely a Pembrokeshire spring and summer hedgerow, but dare I suggest some of that blissfully bright and beautiful Gorse Yellow? You got to have gorse in it!
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Oh YES! Gorse of course!!!! You have given me the inspiration for my next throw/blanket Deb. I am following Lucy’s colour pattern at the mo with this one, which perhaps is a Dorset Blanket (Lucy’s a Yorkshire Blanket) and then I will create a Pembrokeshire Blanket – with Gorse yellow popping in the mix. THANK YOU!!!!!!!! ❤
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Lovely colours and definetly hedgerow.
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Thank you Cathy. I will try to find a hedgerow to photograph to go with it later in the year – hmmm ‘HEDGEROW’ – could that be a subject for ‘One-a-week’ 2018???
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