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craftgrrlI'm pretty sure I've posted these blankets before, but I decided out of boredom lately to make matching hats. Plus, now I have better pics in natural light. Also, I made a wonderful bag to match my bridesmaid dress in my best friend's wedding this weekend.
Fluffy pink baby blanket and hat worked in diagonal box stitch with Yarn Bee Lambie Pie. Worst. Yarn. Ever.
Beribboned rainbow blanket and matching hat made of Bernat Softee Baby in white and candy.
Cable-crochet stroller blanket and matching made with Bernat Softee Baby in white, pink, yellow, blue, green, and lilac. I managed by trial and error to alter Red Heart's "Refreshing Throw" into a round motif for the crown of the hat. Yay, me.
Flowered motif blanket in Bernat Softee Baby and Bernat Satin Sport (rose). I swiped the pattern from Lion's floral motif scarf pattern.
And my purse, totally freehanded. I had wanted to make the fat-bottomed bag from the Happy Hooker, but it would have been too big. It needed reinforcing, so I lined it with some random green fleece I had bought to make a coat for my poodlething. I used Debbie Mumm Traditions in Pine Needle and 6" bamboo ring handles.
Everything is on my ravelry page under the name rightsaidred
Fluffy pink baby blanket and hat worked in diagonal box stitch with Yarn Bee Lambie Pie. Worst. Yarn. Ever.
Beribboned rainbow blanket and matching hat made of Bernat Softee Baby in white and candy.
Cable-crochet stroller blanket and matching made with Bernat Softee Baby in white, pink, yellow, blue, green, and lilac. I managed by trial and error to alter Red Heart's "Refreshing Throw" into a round motif for the crown of the hat. Yay, me.
Flowered motif blanket in Bernat Softee Baby and Bernat Satin Sport (rose). I swiped the pattern from Lion's floral motif scarf pattern.
And my purse, totally freehanded. I had wanted to make the fat-bottomed bag from the Happy Hooker, but it would have been too big. It needed reinforcing, so I lined it with some random green fleece I had bought to make a coat for my poodlething. I used Debbie Mumm Traditions in Pine Needle and 6" bamboo ring handles.
Everything is on my ravelry page under the name rightsaidred
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