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Friday, March 06, 2009
Ripple Goodness!
It's so darn addictive and so relaxing at the same time.
I can't help it, it makes me smile as I watch the ripples take effect even though it's in no way perfect.
It's my first ripple project EVER and I've had to pull it apart twice and restart some rows and I've also had a run in with a ball of yarn that was apparently *without me knowing* made up of some short pieces which ended in me having to knot together some ends to continue the row.
But all in all, I am thrilled and I am already thinking of my next ripple project....some blankets for the kids, to enjoy while they watch tv.
This one is nowhere near big enough for anything other than a pillow for my bed. Oh I can't wait.
For some reason the colors make me think of Ice Cream....a Neopolitan or Chocolate Mint Chip. Mmmmmm!
Well, back to rippling, and if you want to follow along, this is the pattern I am using, it's super easy and once you start, you won't be able to stop. Don't say I didn't warn you.
That is gorgeous. I love the colors. Your talents amaze me.
ReplyDeleteLove your project. I think just about all needlework is addicting. And relaxing. It's a fun way to unwind at the end of the day ;)
ReplyDeleteI made an afghan in this pattern when I was first married and now I have forgotten how to do it. I may have to study that pattern - I bet I could pick it up again!
ReplyDeleteIts beautiful Sandra...Its coming along nicely and i love the colors..
ReplyDeleteRight now iam crocheting a granny square blankie for a baby..I think it will be for a preemie, not sure yet..
take care,
Those ripples are turning out very nice! I just love those colors!
ReplyDeletethats pretty, i use to crochet i need to get back with it
ReplyDeleteDon't you just hate it when you have to tie knots in your yarn.. it also drives me up a wall when I buy one of those one pounders only to find they have tied knots in it.
ReplyDeleteI too like those colors.. very pretty together.
I love the colors. You do really nice work and yes I hate having to do a knot or having one or more pop up in a ball of yarn.
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So Here Comes Spring
from Roberta Anne
Arizona I think this is not for you...smiles...
You are so clever! I love it.
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I love the colors too. I so wish I could do that!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the colors you chose. I have thought about trying ripples with knitting, but haven't had the time.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - love the colors, I totally was thinking ice cream before I got to your comment about it! Maybe the word "ripple" helps too.
ReplyDeleteGood job!
Heather
Your blanket is beautiful. I think projects like that are good therapy for us busy ladies....very relaxing! Debbi
ReplyDeleteI love it Sandra :) Hope that NIcholas gets better.Have you tried the vicks on his feet? and a humidifer with vicks liquid?
ReplyDeleteWould love to see another update with pictures...
ReplyDeleteIt looks great so far