When last you saw it (July 2008, according to Ravelry!) (which now has 2,000,000 members, as I'm sure you know) it looked like this:
Now, it looks like this:
Please forgive the crappy photo; it was snowy and wet and miserable today and there was no light and certainly no taking the knitting outside!
I took it all apart some time ago, and rather foolishly (no, not really foolishly, but I might be in trouble anyways) used a lot of the yarn involved in the jazzy baby blanket a year or two ago. (Oh, did I ever show you the picture with the baby:
Isn't he cute! And he matches so nicely!)
So, I now have to make at least two half-hexagons and 2 little slices to make a flat thing one could wrap a baby in, and I have about 2 balls of yarn. Can I do it? Can I find more?
The fun never stops.
Oh, such a cute baby! On a gorgeous blanket, too.
ReplyDeleteI'd be tempted to remove the two sections with the slices, if that isn't too hard, and knit three half-hexagons in a coordinating color, giving you nearly a rectangle. Then maybe use the leftover green for a border? It's going to make a stunning blanket.
very cool. i hope you don't run out of yarn!!
ReplyDeleteand yes, that is one adorable baby!!