Whilst watching tv, the little 9 inch square looked up and said "FEED ME". Really.
So back to the craft closet for odds and ends of yarn, and more crocheting. It will end up an afghan because it just keeps growing.
It is abour two feet square now and continuing to add girth. It is eating up wool, acrylic, possum fur, and every blended fiber in my stash.
The pattern can be found here under Heirloom Stitches.
I love it! Been there. LOL
ReplyDeleteSometimes when you use different ply yarns the square will get a little wonky after washing. That might actually add to it`s unique charm. Good job!
Cathy
Beautiful granny square! I love it my friend! I wish I could make such a pretty! Have a blessed day my friend! HUGS!
ReplyDeleteA great way to use leftover yarns. They always seem to pile up and get entangled. Lovely work!
ReplyDeleteLove granny squares. I had a couple of vests made with giant granny squares back in the 70's, are they back in style yet?? I might have to try my hand at them again. I love seeing what you have been up to my friend.
ReplyDeleteHey! I love your blog! I am a huge fan of granny squares...I'm in the middle of making a blanket out of a bunch of um'. Do you have any advice for attracting attention to a blog. I've had one for several months now, but I can't seem to get any traffic coming to mine! :)) thanks!!
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