Granny square blanket completed!

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Complete! Finished! It seemed to have taken forever but finally here it is. It is meant to be a couch blanket but I wanted to 'model it' on Annie's bed for the photographs. Not so sure I can get it back downstairs. She quite likes it just where it is right now. :) (Dolly made by Annie with mama's help)

27 comments

  1. Congratulations! It looks beautiful, I wish it was mine :) Thank you for a wonderful blog, I love you pictures!

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  2. i love your blog and i love your finished blanket! it is amazing, you have used such lovely colours for it! :-)

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  3. Wauw!! i can't get enough of this photo's! I love your blanket, it's beautiful.

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  4. Thank you all so much for the sweet comments!!! I have to say, it feels quite wonderful to have it finished. It took more patience than I can usually muster for a project. :) Now back to knitting...

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  5. I am new to your blog, and I just had to comment on this blanket. Stunning!!
    And the rest of the blog is wonderful too :O)

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  6. My newest favourite blanket.
    It's beautiful.
    Congratulations on your perseverance.

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  7. oh it's perfect. wish I had the patience.
    Lovely blog!

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  8. Very beautifull blanket.. I´m making one as well, but it takes time.. Now it´s on stand by.. Nice blog you have.. :)

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  9. How very adorable! If you don't mind me asking, how many granny squares did it take to finish this beautiful piece?

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  10. Thank you!!

    The blanket is made up of 144 squares, 12 squares a strip. :) I thought that would be a good couch size. Plus I think I ran out of patience to go bigger. :)

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  11. Wow, I think this blanket looks stunning! I love how the white makes the colors more powerful. And your edging is really special, could you please tell how you did it? I would love to use it on my own granny square blanket when it's finished.

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  12. Thanks so much! :) The edging is super simple, first a round of sc, then for round 2 I did *2 dc, chain 3, 2 dc* in every fourth sc. Row three just one more round of sc. Good luck!!

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  13. I have seen so many granny blankets, but yours is one of the most beautiful! It makes me want to make my own for my son :) Could you please tell me how you put all your squares together?

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  14. Hi!! Thanks for the sweet comments!
    I just sewed them together using a whipstitch, first in strips, then the strips together. Almost invisible. Good luck on your blanket!!!!

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  15. Congratulations! This is a beautiful blanket. I'm about to order wool for a similar project- do you have any idea how much of your base colour you used? Thank you!!

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  16. Thanks!! I honestly have no idea how many balls I used up.... I do know I started with 4 and made several trips back to the store for more, haha. Fortunately the dye lot wasn't so important for this project. Depending on the size blanket I would probably start with 6-8? But can't guarantee! :) Good luck!! This is a fun project for sure.

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  17. This is such a beautiful blanket!

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  18. It looks terrific! That must have taken forever!

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  19. Joanna asks for help to make the floral motif in the centre of the granny squares
    many thanks !

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  20. is there a pattern for the square?

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  21. The blanket is gorgeous!! May I please have the pattern for the granny squares?? My e-mail address is: tinaf416@hotmail.com
    Thanks so very much.

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  22. Oh Its simply stunning! Such inspiration, now where's my Crochet Hook :)

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  23. beautiful blanket

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  24. I had the sheet to match that pillowcase :-)

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