Secondly, this VERY vintage ripple blanket is an absolute gem. It will indisputably, help you build that maison-de-grand-mère spirit in your home. Moreover, this will be a great classic touch in a modern home as well, not just in a quaint 300 year old cottage.
This attractive project has a wonderful, traditional texture as well as the classic miter angles. Another key point is, of course, that it's easy and highly customizable in size: just add more squares!
This beautiful blanket is based on the pattern called Sunburst Granny Square by Priscilla Hewitt. Finished squares are6 across, with a variation of 7 included. The eye-catching floral motif makes it a perfect pattern for a summer blanket. Below you will find links to the granny square pattern and a
Lastly, don't you think that the wavy design of this afghan is spectacular? Indeed, straight edges are not the only possibility, and tassels are great way to finish off this amazing velvet blanket. It's definitely the most decorative one shown today.
This CAL started on February 26th and will last 8 weeks. Designed a bit like a sampler blanket, there are a lots of stitches combined in it, starting with gingham checks in the middle of the blanket. Although it may look as a very engaging project, the final effect is worth every second, because
While the base of this swirl blanket is rectilinear, this pattern also uses a swirled weal to give it a sense of motion. I like the gentle contrast.
Lastly, this flower motif baby blanket is a return to the classics. While it is square-based and very traditional, that is by no means a bad thing. In fact, it is one of the heirloom qualities of this wonderful piece.
Furthermore, the weekender hexagon flower blanket is a natural for the nursery. Though you could also use it's gentle colors elsewhere.
This ocean inspired blanket is a regular day at the beach. It's a calming and consequently pacifying addition to your decor.