To begin with, here is an example that combines simple stitches and and intriguing texture. Overall, it's a great pattern for a 3 color combo, but also it can have more, for example in a rainbow arrangement. That said, regardless of the color scheme you choose, the texture of this blanket is absolutely wonderful visually and tactilely. Therefore, this blanket will be one for the family books.
Of course, you can also make one with an amazing and vivid color combo in light and medium purple. I mean this is one great looking project.
However, as mentioned an Elements CAL bedspread can also incorporate the basic square as a central motif and build around it. Consequently, the bedspread “revolves” around the main square, with concentric rings around it.
So, here is the first embodiment using the Elements CAL square as a building block. While one may consider it a bit subdued in its earth tones, it's actually very energizing in its redwood and flame tones.
However, if you think Christmas needs a little more summer, why not make this pizza-inspired floral gem? Thus, you can demonstrate that a flower wall hanger can be summery in the winter.
However, instead of stripes, how about hexagons for a temperature blanket? Indeed this one is perfect, because the hexes can be added as needed - an ever-growing emotional barometer.
To begin with, here is a beautiful blanket with blue-green and aquamarine stripes conveying emotions. This is a simple, easy project that's perfect for a beginner, but also a pleasant diversion for a veteran.
