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I have kept TGAGS growing this week, finishing off that lovely ball of purple yarn, and keeping the theme going with a skein of sweet pink yarn donated by Sally. This week I thought I’d show you all a little more of my life, so I roped in our (well, my mum’s) horse, Filly (not her proper name, but what we always call her). We’ve had Filly for as long as I can remember, there are photos of me sitting on her when I am very young.
To my mum’s great disappointment, I never was a ‘horse girl’ – I wasn’t interested in riding. Apparently the love of horses skips a generation in my family – I think she’s holding out hope that if I ever have kids, they might be into horses.
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I mentioned last week that I was planning to make a granny square blanket, currently using lots of little scraps from donated yarn from TGAGS project -plus my own stash – and lots of white yarn, to make a blanket that looks like this:
And since I set you all a challenge to aim to make a ‘granny a day’ in June, I thought it was time to show you my progress! I took some time off over the weekend, and managed to get a few more squares done – here’s what I’ve done so towards this blanket:
I’m really happy with how these are looking so far – and they’re so much fun to make, too!
So, what do you think? I’m not really sticking to any colour scheme, except for the overall design of 2 colours per square, surrounded by white. I can’t wait until I’ve got a whole lot more and I can start putting them together!
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Looks fantastic Jess!
Love your creations – What a beautiful horse… It’s okay – I’m not a horse girl either. There are plenty of us out there that lead perfectly happy lives 🙂
This is so awesome!! (Your horse is so sweet!). I’ve tried to crochet in the past and never make it past the first square. Good luck, it’s going to be amazing.
Looking good – love the colours you have chosen for the centres of each square! For some reason I could never (and still haven’t) got the hang of crocheting (although I can knit)!
Your posts of the TGAGS crack me up! It’s funny to scroll through and see the square growing, and in random places around Australia and with the wool still attached trailing off out of the photograph! Love wool trails…
Do you need more wool posted? Let me know the details….
Hahaa, thanks all!
Julie – I will need some, though it’s a while till I hit my next destination – I’ll keep everyone posted!