Finally finished
the little blanket with the 20 cent church sale balls of wool in it
warm and wonky
to fit on a lap, to play under
to smile at when I look at all the learning curves I put in there
the odds and ends stretched out to try and use them all up
my first crochet blanket
(funny little thing it is.)
cityhippyfarmgirl 
Looks great!
I have just started my third knitted blanket for the kids but I have to confess that while I like the knitting process the sewing it together is a little tedious 🙂
Well done you xx
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I love it! It is a work of art- and warm and fuzzy and perfect!
My first blanket was ugly- and so I started making scarves instead. Really lovely, Brydie!
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Beautiful, Brydie! What a great use of those little balls that someone was discarding. You have created wonderfulness!
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I love it!! Gorgeous! Great colours!
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Wool for 20c per ball? Now there’s a bargain. I love your wonky blanket. It’s gorgeous and perfect for this time of year – it will have many uses I’m sure xx
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it’s gorgeous brydie and so is that dear little girl of yours..x
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I think you’ve done a great job Brydie! If the wonkiness bothers you blocking would remove it, have you heard of it? You can see an example of (knitting) being blocked here. http://pleasantviewschoolhouse.blogspot.com.au/2012/07/claras-knitting-josephine-lace-shawl.html
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It is gorgeous Brydie. I love my assortment of crocheted rugs collected from op shops but nothing beats making one yourself. Clever girl!
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Lovely blankie, Brydie! Every time I see your little girl, I’m awed by how quickly she’s growing up.. xx
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Warm and wonky and rather lovely 🙂
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The best type of blanket has its own personality Brydie 🙂
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Beautiful, colourful wonderful and something to keep.( love the pic of your gorgeous cute girl x)
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Your bargain blanket looks great! I love the colors!
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Warm, wonky, bright and beautiful, all of the things that make hand crafted items priceless :). Love it. You should see my hand knitted gauntlets if you think your blanket is wonky! I haven’t knitted in years and got to the end of my first gauntlet feeling suitably proud that I had remembered how to both knit AND perl without having to resort to the internet and suddenly realised that I HAD forgotten how to caste off ;). Oh well, you can’t win them all and my wool came from a friend who had spun it years ago and I spent a fair bit of time knotting a bit of it back together after the moths had finished with it… handmade is the best 🙂
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Doesn’t look wonky to me at all Brydie. Its beautiful. Love the combination of the huge squares, rectangular bits and smaller squares. Much more interesting than uniform granny squares. Well done. Very impressed!
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It is a beautiful and artistic blanket!
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Great job I love the colour combos youve worked its not easy with op shop wool
🙂
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Warm, wonky and a lot of fun…I love it.
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I absolutely LOVE that blanket!!!! Well done 🙂
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Your wonky blankie is fabulous!! You’re very talented indeed!
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Beautiful!! I love it!! And your sweet girl matches. 🙂
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Love the pattern and the colors. So fun!
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Beautiful! blanket! And what an adorable little monkey… I’m knitting a baby blanket at the moment. My very first. Mom got me started on it and handed it over for me to do. It felt symbolic..
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Oh that is symbolic! Gorgeous.
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