The ripple afghan is still calling to me each time I sit down. Crocheting uses different muscles than knitting, and my hands are not used to crocheting so much. I think I would have much more done if it weren't for this fact. But that's ok...slow and steady is good!
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI just recently finished a baby ripple afghan, a star-shaped baby afghan and several hats and booties. You don't think the pregnancy hormones might be getting to me a bit, do you? ;)
Tammy!! This is absolutely GORGEOUS!!! Great job!!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd you can knit AND crochet!! Sigh. How wonderful! I can only crochet so far. I did buy a book recently to teach me the knitting basics so maybe one day...
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Mrs. U
It is coming along bee-you-tee-fully. Looks like the pattern is fairly simple with amazing results!
ReplyDeleteI just love the colors, Tammy. Very pretty! :o)
ReplyDeleteI just love those colors, Tammy!
ReplyDeleteAnd ripple afghans are growing on me. I'm going to have to try one if life ever settles down again! LOL
Tammy - beautiful ripples!
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous!! I love the colors you choose!!!
ReplyDeleteJenn
I agree, the colors are great!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Tammy. I tried to do ripple and I messed it up in short order. You have done a great job. The colors are great.
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful. My daughter loves to crochet and hopes to pick it up, again, soon.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors you chose!
~ Christina
Your afghan is gorgeous! It looks like you are making good progress on it.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the arrangement of those colors! :)
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