Welcome to Wool on Sundays 24!
And thank you very much to everyone who joined in or visited last week.
At last I have the long awaited post – The Flowerful Blanket!
In the end I decided to stick with my twelve blocks. I very nearly went with the suggestions to make more blocks and I still think that a square may have been a better design choice but really this is big enough and I felt that it was going on forever and getting rather expensive.
For the flower blocks, I used a pattern from *Alice* My Favourite Squares. The page is in Russian and unfortunately, despite google translate, I was unable to comment or to find a way to contact Alice to thank her for sharing her beautiful collection of blocks and patterns so if anyone reading this speaks Russian and could help with that I’d really appreciate it.
I found the edging on Pinterest and added a single row of dc in green (sc in the US, I think).
I thought I might try a photo shoot with the small feathered people, who have now moved out of our kitchen and into their own house, but they kept getting so much under my feet that I couldn’t get a picture…
Then they got bored and wandered off.
And, lastly, I took this photo for Kim because I know how she likes a touch of yarn bombing!
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Wishing you a week full of flowers and yarn :)
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Beth
This is really pretty!
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Teresa Connolly
Pretty blanket I love the flower pattern and edging.
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Vera
Oh isn't it the perfect blanket for summer in the garden chair :-) Good job!
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Kim
Oh my……your blanket is gob-smackingly beautiful and quite simply amazing!! I am pea-green with envy. AND……..yes indeedy, your final photo is right up my alley….it looks very pretty sitting there on your bench in your lovely corner of the deck!! 'Tis perfect!!
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Nicky
Sadly no wool project here but your blanket – that seems to common a word for your beauty – is gorgeous! I love everything about it!
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Soma Acharya
Love the photos of the little feathered people and their house! The bench looks so inviting with the gorgeous blanket on it! It's perfect :)
-Soma
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Celtic Thistle
Great finish Janine, and lovely photos too! I know that the Russian for thank you is Spacieba but that is about as much help as I can give you :)
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Ella and Nesta
Your last photo is my favourite: I would love to sit on that bench, wrapped in your beautiful blanket with a cup of tea! If it's not too hot already, that is…
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Susan at TheBoredZombie.com
Oh Janine! This is so fantastic. You really knocked it right out of the park! It just looks like something you want to wrap up on a cool spring evening. :)
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Nat at Made in Home
This is amazing! Love the colour and the pattern! You are going to enjoy taking it out!
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Catherine
I haven't got anything this week to post on Wool on Sundays (still waiting for eyes for my Bower bird!) but I've got to comment on this. I love it, fantastic! Is the pattern easy enough to follow despite the language problem? I would love to have a go.
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Wendy
it's fabulous! well done you! Love the colours.
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Carla
Just stunning! So very beautiful
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Archie the wonder dog
It's gorgeous, you must be thrilled with it!
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