Monday, October 30, 2006

 

Just Can't Get Enough

I present Modern Log Cabin Baby Blanket Number Three ~ complete and on it's way to find the baby!
And...I procured an elusive photo of Blanket Number One in the wild!

Take a peek at how cute it looks with an actual baby on it! (That's little nephew Luke).

For further irrational cuteness, you can click over to my blog.





# posted by Katie @ 11:04 AM
Comments:
How precious! The blankets are beautiful!
# posted by Blogger Betsy : 12:59 PM
 
These photos just make my day! Really well done and I love how you tweaked the color combinations. xox Kay
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2:40 PM
 
Fabulous! Did you use cotton? Some other washable, baby-friendly yarn?
# posted by Blogger Karen : 3:14 PM
 
Oooooo, I love the blues. It looks great!
# posted by Blogger Marti : 5:09 PM
 
I would love to know what kind of yarn you used for the blankets. They are perfect!
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 5:16 AM
 
I love the two variations! Pretty!
# posted by Blogger Bashirs Momma : 5:44 AM
 
Thanks. I used Elann.com cotton sonata for both of these. They do just fine in the washer and drier!
# posted by Blogger Katie : 7:05 AM
 
totally irrational cuteness :)
# posted by Blogger spajonas : 8:05 AM
 
How long did each one of these beautiful creations take you to complete?
# posted by Blogger #tutulady : 8:34 AM
 
What method did you use to stitch on the name? It looks perfect.
# posted by Blogger Nicole : 5:40 AM
 
Each blanket took about a month of my LIMITED knitting time to complete. I embroderied the names on after the blanket was finished.

Thanks for your comments!
# posted by Blogger Katie : 6:38 AM
 
The blanket is inspiring. It looks like you adapted the pattern. Are you willing to explain the changes you made? Thanks
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 7:58 PM
 
I actually stayed pretty close to the pattern (unless, of course, I misread it, which is quite possible/probable for me to do.) I did a few extra rows here and there because my gauge was tight. On the border, I did it so that there wasn't the "quilted" look that the pattern indicated.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 2:00 PM
 
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