Going back to the dark side!
The squares are arranged in rows of like squares at the moment – this will not be the final placement.
I needed to crochet all this:
before I was ready to return to Master R’s colour choices.
I’ve decided to leave it at these 12 squares and do a wide border – I just know it will languish for far too long in the UFO pile if I try to make myself crochet more squares!
Are you struggling with any WIPs at the moment? Leave a link in the comments and we can share your pain!
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The squares are giving off brilliant colour Sandra.
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I am just catching up with comments – so sorry I missed this one of yours Denis. Thank you. I need to get back to that project.
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After the mandalas, the squares are almost restful. Maybe a square, the. A round on the mandala?
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The squares are more muted than the bright mandala on the left hand side, for sure. I have just started to fill in the corners on the mandalas, but there is no pattern for that, so I’m working it out as I go – my brain has to be feeling in the right mood to be able to do that – hence returning to the dark squares for a while.
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I do like some of the colour combinations on the squares, Daffy, they are quite striking.
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The patterns make a good effect don’t they – they are clever patterns.
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They are clever patterns, and so are you to be able to create them!
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Always so kind and encouraging Eddie – I really appreciate it. ❤
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I, too, like the dark side. Onward, ho!
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Thanks for cheering me on Laurie. It really helps knowing there are fans of these colours out there.
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Colors really affect mood, don’t they?
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Definitely!
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Gosh I never realised how different a square can look just by using different colours! I see why you needed to work on something bright in between though
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It has been fun changing the patterns with colour – there are so many other variations to explore too – but not by me!
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I love the dark side. So will the your little fellow. I think my favorite is the colorful one on the left of the second photo. You are so talented.
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Thank you Lisa. The talent lies in the amazing designers of the patterns. Little Miss M chose the colours in the one you like the best – it shows her sunny, cheerful personality. Master R has a lot to think about at 7 and takes life more seriously.
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SO glad you’re back to these! What does it say about me that the dark side is my favorite??!
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It seems you are not alone Kerry. 😉
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amazing!!
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Thank you – I learnt a lot following these amazing patterns.
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Amazing work 🙂
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Thank you. I couldn’t have done those squares without the video tutorials, which are brilliant.
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Hours of fun arranging the squares for the blanket!
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That will be the best bit!
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I love those squares though, they are lovely. This is just squarism!
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Yes, hands up, I admit it, I am a squarist!
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