Another lovely day again today, we got so much done.
Here are pictures of the crochet blanket I finished last night. Anais thinks this should be called "Under the Sea" blanket because it is ocean colours! It weighs 882 grams which is just under 9 balls of wool.
There are 6 rows to the border - a row of white trebles, a row of light blue trebles, lime green trebles, light blue trebles, dark blue trebles with a final round of crab stitch.
Here are pictures of the crochet blanket I finished last night. Anais thinks this should be called "Under the Sea" blanket because it is ocean colours! It weighs 882 grams which is just under 9 balls of wool.
There are 6 rows to the border - a row of white trebles, a row of light blue trebles, lime green trebles, light blue trebles, dark blue trebles with a final round of crab stitch.
This morning I worked on my patchwork quilt while Mark, Anais and Roman all helped to mow the lawn and strim the edges.
After lunch we went for a walk around the Lickey Hills. We only walked 1.85 miles which took one hour and twenty minutes as it was up hill, down hill and over rough ground. We then spent an hour at the park which was very busy.
This evening Mark, Anais and Roman watched TV while I got on with my patchwork quilt which I am pleased to say is now FINISHED! I will add pictures tomorrow in the daylight. xx
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