Well here it is at the end of week 4.
It is going really well I think, each week there is a new pattern stitch to learn supplemented with some basic stitches. Week 2 was this little beauty. It tended to come out a bit tight so I took it back and re-did it using a size larger hook.
The following week we had the star stitch, I really enjoyed this one although I could have picked colours that photographed better! It does look better in real life honest.
Week 4 we had the bobble stitch which I was quite familiar with.
Then this week we had this little lovely, the wave. So here you have it up to date, ready and waiting for the next instalment on Saturday.
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Lovely CAL 🙂 love the colours you’re using!
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Thank you, to be honest they are not colours of choice but a mixture of yarns from my mum donated for charitable use so I am quite pleased with how it is going too.
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I love this! I think I might have to try one of these with the various stitches and colors. I really find it intiguing.
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I would definitely recommend it, I have really enjoyed crocheting along with fellow bloggers. It’s great to all the different colour ways chosen.
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What a cool idea! I need to do this to make myself learn some more stitches.
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Blankets are a great way to learn new stitches and I would certainly recommend joining this CAL. Here is the link to Hannah the author http://notyouraveragecrochet.com . You can start at any time I am sure she would welcome you aboard.
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Gorgeous blanket!
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Thanks for visiting, all thanks to ‘not your average crochet’ for sharing the pattern with us all.
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Original and beautiful blanket, I can’t wait to see the final result!
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Lovely color choices. I have not participated in a CAL, but I want to once I’m done with my current projects.
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I thoroughly recommend it, this is the first time I have done it and I am really enjoying working alongside others and seeing all the different versions.
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It looks so good! 🙂
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Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement but most of all thank you for sharing, it must have taken quite a lot of your time to prepare everything for us. This is my first CAL and I will definitely do it again.
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Now that looks like a project that would never get boring! The week 2 pattern is the same as the wooleater blanket I’ve been working on – turned out really nice…I think the star one looks perfectly nice in the picture too 🙂
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Thank you, it is great fun, but then it is doing my favourite thing……..crochet! The catherine wheel pattern does look like your wooleater blanket, it looks really lovely and snuggly. I hope you resolve your colour issues.
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I love this! What a cool idea. Look forward to seeing the finished product 🙂
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Thank you, and most of all thanks to http://notyouraveragecrochet.com for providing the pattern, it is lovely to see all the different colours everyone is using.
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Now that is a beautiful tidy blanket you are making there. Well done you x
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Thanks, I have had to re-do a couple od rows but it has been worth it.
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Love your bright colors on this blanket!
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Thank you, all donated from my lovely Mum and going to a good cause when it’s finished too, SENSE a charity for deaf blind.
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