Now to get them ready for their long distance run and to the awaiting first time mom and dad. Blessings to the new little arrivals.
Have started the doily~ghan. You knew I couldn't wait! I did use the pink and white from my stash and the pink is a much lighter, baby pink but its a good thing to use what is on hand when I can. Didn't have the shade of green though, so did have to pick that up.
What's doing in your neck of the woods?
Those turned out so gorgeous Glor! I love those round ripples, I made one awhile back and really enjoyed it... need to do another one! I am making some hats right now, have trouble with them sometimes as they often come out way too big!
ReplyDeleteThose ripples are very pretty. I am excited you have started on the doily-ghan. I am ready to start row 19. I am going to have to get another skein of pink. I don't have green and don't think I will buy a skein only for the trim on the doily-ghan. I think I will just do the trim in pink. I am looking forward to changing to white on my doily-ghan to see the contrast. I do love this pattern, so easy. Keep us updated on the doily-ghan, can't wait to see it. Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteThey look great Glor!
ReplyDeleteI also like the round ripple pattern. I never made one though but I like to make a tablecloth once :-)
so pretty, what a special gift to be cherished and passed down...an heirloom in the making...
ReplyDeleteLovely ripples! I always like making stuff in the round, and these are just lovely. Two little blessings will be wrapped up in love becuase of your handy work. :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings always
Oh dear, my queue is so large already, and you just keep tempting me to add more! The ripples are beautiful, and I can't wait to see your progress on the doily-ghan. I'm working on the big granny baby blanket, the final piece of my Angel Baby set. I am bound and determined to finish it today!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI've started my red doily now! Here goes...
Wow they are beautiful.. Well done, the little babies are going to be so warm in them.. :))
ReplyDeleteWhat am I doing to day...?? Hoping to do a few more rows of the baby blanket for Eve..
Happy crafting Pat in tas :))
Beautiful! What pattern did you use?
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful, Gloria, and what wonderful treasures for the family they are going to. :) I'm sure your doily afghan will be gorgeous too! I hope to try that idea someday myself. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Glor, both turned out beautifully! The mom and dad-to-be will be so happy with these lovely gifts for their twin blessings. Can't wait to see your doily-ghan. Have a terrific day. :) Tammy
ReplyDeleteOh Glor, so beautiful! They look really really gorgeous! I love ripples so but never try before, you did bring me such an inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteThey're very pretty glor - the little babies will be kept nice and warm. :)
ReplyDeleteThey look great! I'm doing a tote bag from yarn scraps at the moment but feel more inspired by your work than mine today!
ReplyDeleteWould you do me a HUGE favor and look at my round ripple over at http://yarnoveronce.blogspot.com/2011/03/gifts-for-baby.html I am trying to figure out what I did wrong! I used the same pattern from Lyn and my blanket bunched up in the center and curled up on the edges. I'm thinking that perhaps instead of alternating the small-v for 2 rounds with the large-v for 2 rounds that maybe I should have stuck with repeating the large v for all rounds after row 9? Or perhaps you could tell me how many stitches are in one segment between v's on your rows, like row 15 has 14 dc in a segment while row 30 has 19, for example? Any help would be greatly appreciate as I REALLY want to try another blanket for my cousin's baby a.s.a.p. I do understand if you are too busy right now, though, as you have your own projects. THANKS so MUCH!
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I visit your blog for the crochet work and I love it ! Specially the doilies...
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week-end.
Anna
nice works love it
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