And on her bed, and she’s sleeping under it. Which is a good thing because the weather has turned from a lovely spring, short sleeves kind of week to a put the heater on, it’s freezing kind of week.
She’s told me it’s very lovely and she likes it very much on her bed, and thank you very much Mum. I will say one thing for my children, I did raise them polite (mostly).
Not the best of photos there, I did try hard to take a picture that made it look like it was straight. It is a straight blanket, I promise.
I had a very limited amount of wool left, and I am not a very good guesser when it comes to how much I use in a particular step of the process. Consequently I went ‘round the blanket too many times and I had to unpick a few rows so I could finish the border. Which curls dreadfully but I think a good blocking will help with that.
She’s ten, and I’m waiting for the day when she decides she doesn’t like pastels any more. That’s going to be an expensive day, I think. Everything in her room is pastels.
Thankfully she’s still happy to let her mother choose the decor. Hopefully it won’t change too much in the near future, I do love her room in the colours that I’ve used.
How’s your week been?
I love it! Glad she loves it, too.
ReplyDeleteso pretty! Question-how did you sew it together. I know whip stitch but you must of changed colors often. I always made my outsides the same because I wasn't sure how to approach different colors
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