Afghans
I think this is one of my favorite baby afghans I've made so far.


It's crib cover/toddler bed size--about the same width and just slightly shorter than a crib mattress.
Here are some pictures on a lighter background:

(Wow, with yarn this soft it's hard to get it perfectly even when you lay it flat!)

I had made it for a friend who is having a baby, but it turns out she's having a boy so I think I'll sell this one and make him something else (maybe a sweater set) instead.
The patterns for all these are by Terry Kimbrough. I really like her designs.
Here's the blanket I made for our baby E. It's extremely soft. M, my 3-year-old, keeps trying to claim it for herself (even though she already has a much-beloved blanket I made for her).

I like the pineapple edging.

And here's the one I'm working on for my BIL/SIL due in November:

I'll probably put some kind of scalloped edging on it.
Right now I'm working on a baby sweater, too. I'll post pics of it when it's finished.
Here's one I made a few months ago (both doll and sweater are for sale).

8 Comments:
It is beautiful. I'm amazed you can do something so intricate subconsciously... I have a bit of a one-track mind, myself. I reverie at the moment that perhaps I'll learn to crochet some day. :)
it IS beautiful..
Wow-that's beautiful! I have no ability to do projects like that!!
Thanks, all!
Kevin, you should learn. It's not hard, and I know of several guys that enjoy crocheting.
Wow, those are beautiful. I'm a knitter, but don't know the first thing about crocheting. I'm very impressed!
Wow beautiful Purple Kangaroo! I found you via Phantom Scribbler. You have such sweet girls and I can't wait to hear about the next one.
Will you sell this blanket on ebay?
Hi, Haloweenlover! Welcome to the blog.
I'll probably offer the afghan for sale off-eBay first . . . I'm not likely to get a price for it on eBay that would make selling it worth my while by the time I take out the cost of materials and eBay/PayPal fees.
I post on some doll message boards with selling forums and usually sell doll/baby related items there. I've been thinking about building a website for my work, too.
Of course, if anyone reading my blog is interested in buying it they can always e-mail me. :)
Wow. That's pretty good. I've often thought of taking up crocheting or knitting as something to do on airplanes and such.
Doug
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