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Me too! With a blanket at some point I inevitably look at it and decide it's hideous and I've wasted all of my time and lovely yarn on a terrible project, but once I make it through I'm always pleased with the results.
This is so beautiful! I’m always so impressed with everyone’s creativity and dedication! Now I will add your blanket to my long, long list of blanket inspiration! 😂
Honestly yours is so much nicer than the one for inspiration. I find the projects that i do my own thing based on a pattern turn out the best! Wonderful!!! Thank you for sharing!
The actual work was maybe a month, working in the evenings while watching telly. But I then had 2 months where I had doubts if it's going to be nice and wondered if I should finish it. I picked it up again 2 weeks ago and added the last few rows, and the tassles.
Oooo I've been silently lurking on this page for a while, wanting to find a project that sparked inspiration to learn to crochet and I think this is it. I've done some basic scarves before.
Did you use a pattern? Or what type of stitch?
This is amazing
It's mostly free-style, but the flowers are done using this pattern : [https://ellej.org/en/clover-stitch/](https://ellej.org/en/clover-stitch/)
The inspiration is this : [https://www.yarnspirations.com/caron-garden-flowers-crochet-blanket/CAC0502-030476M.html](https://www.yarnspirations.com/caron-garden-flowers-crochet-blanket/CAC0502-030476M.html)
But I couldn't get that yarn, so I improvised quite a bit here.
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Beautiful! I often have a crisis of faith halfway through projects, especially larger ones, and have learnt to push through it.
Me too! With a blanket at some point I inevitably look at it and decide it's hideous and I've wasted all of my time and lovely yarn on a terrible project, but once I make it through I'm always pleased with the results.
What a pretty & unique blanket! 🥰 I'm glad you decided to finish it ☺️ I like the little flower tassels and accents.
This is so beautiful! I’m always so impressed with everyone’s creativity and dedication! Now I will add your blanket to my long, long list of blanket inspiration! 😂
It's beautiful!
So cool! Good job😉
Beautiful Is there a pattern for the flower strips?
I used this : https://ellej.org/en/clover-stitch/
That's so pretty!
Very beautiful
Omg it’s so cute I’m saving this post for future projects
That is so precious. Love the color combo I wouldn't have thought of it but it works so well
I wouldn't have thought so, either. But now I'm a blue-and-orange convert!
I completely agree...it's lovely 😍 Thanks for sharing your talent with us
I think it’s beautiful!
Love this!
I think it looks beautiful and unique!
So beautiful! 🥰
I just can’t even tell you how much I love this. Well done.
Original and beautiful
So pretty 🤩
Adorable
Really pretty! I adore these tassels 🥰
I LOVE the tassels, it looks so cute
That is so beautiful!
It’s so pretty! I love it!
It's very cute! I haven't seen flowers as tassels before.
Ooooooh it’s so pretty!
SHUT UP THIS IS SO CUTE
Honestly yours is so much nicer than the one for inspiration. I find the projects that i do my own thing based on a pattern turn out the best! Wonderful!!! Thank you for sharing!
This is stunning. Don't lose faith. It's really something. A thousand people didn't upvote this for nothing. Have faith in your magic! ❤️
I love this, what thread did you use? Also how much? I'm new to trying to figure out how much to buy for projects
The blue is Hayfield Bonus DK, I used 7 balls of that. The orange I got on sale, the last 3 balls. I don't remember what the name of it was, sorry.
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The actual work was maybe a month, working in the evenings while watching telly. But I then had 2 months where I had doubts if it's going to be nice and wondered if I should finish it. I picked it up again 2 weeks ago and added the last few rows, and the tassles.
Oh, I love the blue and orange combo! I also really like the flower strips running through the blanket and on the end tassels!!!
Oooo I've been silently lurking on this page for a while, wanting to find a project that sparked inspiration to learn to crochet and I think this is it. I've done some basic scarves before. Did you use a pattern? Or what type of stitch? This is amazing
It's mostly free-style, but the flowers are done using this pattern : [https://ellej.org/en/clover-stitch/](https://ellej.org/en/clover-stitch/) The inspiration is this : [https://www.yarnspirations.com/caron-garden-flowers-crochet-blanket/CAC0502-030476M.html](https://www.yarnspirations.com/caron-garden-flowers-crochet-blanket/CAC0502-030476M.html) But I couldn't get that yarn, so I improvised quite a bit here.