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The making of a wedding sampler afghan
After a little bit I began.to see something nice.
Working on this part has been slow going. I am a little farther along. I am really happy with this pattern. I got it from Mary Maxim.
I will add pictures as I progress.
Last edited by BobbieJoe; 02-02-2015 at 04:15 PM.
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Looks beautiful.. Knitted or Afghan stitch? The receiver of this will have one of a kind, made with love and every time it is used you will be thanked.
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BobbieJoe, your wedding sampler is going to turn out beautiful! I'm sure they will cherish it forever. xoxoxo Lynda
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The pattern was done in sc. I had started it using the sc. I decided I didn't like it that much and went with the afghan stitch.
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I also changed the colors used for the roses and ribbon to the colors of the wedding.
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How very thoughtful of you to do that Bobbie Joe. Is this crocheted or knitted? 
xoxoxo Lynda
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Looks Good. Is it knitted?
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BobbieJoe, What a beautiful job you are doing, and creating an heirloom of love for some lucky recipient. This kind of afghan is enjoyable to make, but very time consuming...I made one , once. Have thought of doing another one , but have so many other projects that need to be finished first...Can not wait to see the finished results...
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I am using the afghan stitch.
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