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Texture and Bright Colors
I had tons of this yarn left after I made a plastic canvas Rubik's Cube so I figured out how to crochet well enough to make this afghan for my grandson's first birthday. My DIL tells me he's into bright colors and texture now, so this should be perfect for him. I still have yarn left so I'm making him some toys to match.
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It is truly extraordinary!!! I am astonished by the detail in it!!! What stitch is this? Not that I will ever be able to do it, it is amazing!!! A true family treasure! I love all the colours, I love colourful too!
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Nice and matching toys sounds like a great idea!
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Love it! You did outstanding work. I too would be interested in the stitch you did to make this afghan, it is very beautiful.
Barby Sue
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Hi, Cathy, is that the mile a minute stitch? Looks great, I've used it for scarves, never thougt of it as a stash buster, way to go! Landon, there is a tutorial on Youtube for it if that's what it is. Caro
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What a perfect choice for your grandson's blanket. I know he will love it for a long time.
Thanks for sharing with us.
Judi G
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awsome job!!! what a nice selection of colors and the shape is very unique.
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That is very pretty as well as practical. Aren't mile-a-minute afghans fun? I love them. Great job.--Jan
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Another thing I have to learn!! OMG do ya'll know how many projects I have printed? I couldn't do them all in a year. Mercy!! Stop with all the pretty things. lol
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You did a great job. Its beautiful. What is a mile a minute stitch. I don't know that one.
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