Saturday, June 2, 2012

In a heartbeat

I started this blanket five weeks ago. My husband had a small heart surgery and while waiting during our hospital visits I started crocheting which was very relaxing. After 146 multi- colour hexagons it came together!



Attaching the single hexagons with s solid blue super wash merino wool.
Just be patient ! This was the boring part, cleaning up the ends.
 Shaping the outline of the throw I started with 2 rounds of the same blue wool as I used for the hexagons. I wanted to give this "flower-power blanket" a real retro look and found this awesome 
sock yarn.


Yup, orange is my colour this year.


I decided to finish my edge with a bobble stitch instead of a flatter version the shell finish.

Tada!!!!!!

( I wish the lighting would have been better.)








12 comments:

  1. Super schön ! Und das Ganze in 5 Wochen, das ist der Wahnsinn !

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  2. I ditto the comment by Anonymous and add, LOVELY! The colours and textured edge are so bright and cheerful. Hope hubby is ok.

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  3. Love the bobble edging. What wonderful colours.

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  4. Love you afghan and the bobble edging. Im inspired to make one of my own!!

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  5. Wow! I've been working on a hexagon blanket but have set it aside because it was very tedious. Yours is beautiful and has inspired me to get busy again. I found you blog on Pinterest and am now a follower. Happy New Year!

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  6. The colors are so vibrant and cheerful, you have a wonderful way of putting it all together, the end result is spectacular. I love it!

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  7. This is a beautiful blanket - great work. :)

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  8. Gorgeous, I love all the different colours, this afghan will be so cheerful on a cloudy rainy day, all cozied up underneath it. I want to make one too! Thanks for inspiring me!

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  9. I love the edging color! How did you ever think of using that color? It works so well...I think the blanket is wonderful!

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