I made a camo blanket one year, a lady bug blanket another. I even made a star blanket for a little cousin of mine. Ain't he a cutie pie? :)
I typically use free patterns provided by Lion Brand Yarn. Sometimes I'll tweak them. Sometimes I'll use them as is. That said, will you help me pick a pattern for this go around?
These are three patterns that caught my fancy. Which would you pick?
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| Option 1: Patchwork throw |
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| Option 2: Squares and Ripple Throw |
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| Option 3 : Granny Baby Blanket |
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I am going for the Granny Baby Blanket.....just beautiful!
ReplyDeletemauback55 at gmail dot com
Thanks for your input, Melanie. :)
DeleteI like the Granny Baby Blanket also. But if you don't know if it will be a boy or girl, I think the Squares and Ripple Throw might be more unisex. They're all so cute, though.
ReplyDeletegarfsgirl [at] hotmail [dot] com
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, Lis. I think they're all cute too, which is what makes it so hard to decide. :)
DeleteI agree with the previous posts, I like the Granny Blanket. However, I think I like the Patchwork the best. You can't go wrong with either. They are both ideal for any baby.
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Appreciate the help, Dora. Thanks for dropping by. :)
DeleteThey're all pretty, but I'm thinking Option 2, Squares and Ripple, only because you could do a lot of fun things with baby novelty fabric that the little one would enjoy looking at when they're all wrapped up in your gift of love. I know whatever you make will be pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the help, Cindy. I really appreciate it. :-) I love picking the colors.
ReplyDeleteSince I don't knit or crochet I would choose the easiest one to do but for myself I would choose Option #3.
ReplyDeleteThanks for entering me in your giveaway.
Janet E.
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Hi, Janet! Thanks for dropping by and for the feedback. Believe it or not, but these are all rather easy patterns. :)
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