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yellowdogintexas

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15. another question: what are the different stiches you used?

Reply to MissMillie (Reply #14)

Mon Feb 7, 2022, 01:09 AM

Feb 2022

I am working on one using sideways shell stitch. It is a fun stitch but easy (looks harder than it really is)
The blanket is pink and gray stripes.

I love learning new stitches.

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Started a new blanket--this one for my granddaughter [View all] MissMillie Dec 2021 OP

Had to look up "pink ombr" Phoenix61 Dec 2021 #1

You Tube is your friend. You can find all sorts of yarn videos yellowdogintexas Jan 2022 #12

Oh, it's lovely! secondwind Dec 2021 #2

Cool pattern! Cracklin Charlie Dec 2021 #3

She'll love it! My grandson is getting a blanket made of all his tie-dye T-shirts Nay Dec 2021 #4

What a wonderful idea. MLAA Dec 2021 #7

My granddaughter is into Halloween so she took my latest Halloween quilt home with her at Srkdqltr Dec 2021 #5

So beautiful, I am just starting to learn knitting. katmondoo Dec 2021 #6

Beautiful pattern 💕 MLAA Dec 2021 #8

Love the pattern zeusdogmom Dec 2021 #9

pink is her favorite color, according to my son MissMillie Dec 2021 #10

Beautiful! 😍 SheltieLover Dec 2021 #11

how did the pink ombre turn out? yellowdogintexas Jan 2022 #13

it's a bit disappointing MissMillie Jan 2022 #14

another question: what are the different stiches you used? yellowdogintexas Feb 2022 #15

The stitches were primarily double crochet MissMillie Feb 2022 #17

were your panels fairly small? It's hard to get good variations yellowdogintexas Feb 2022 #16

no, these panels are quite long (n/t) MissMillie Feb 2022 #18