So far this year, when I have not been trying to get to grips with a new baby, toddler-wrangling or fighting off a host of evil germs with a hotshot combination of flu medication and industrial quantities of left-over Quality Street, I have been working on my daughter's ripple baby blanket. I'm using Debbie Bliss Ecobaby yarn, which I'm smitten with. The colours are so gentle and it's such a beautifully soft cotton that it's a complete pleasure to crochet with. I'm using Lucy from Attic24's ripple pattern and it's just such a relaxing one to do, just count to four, increase, count to four, decrease. Just about the maximum my brain can manage post-Christmas/new baby.
Wednesday 4 January 2012
First project of the year
So far this year, when I have not been trying to get to grips with a new baby, toddler-wrangling or fighting off a host of evil germs with a hotshot combination of flu medication and industrial quantities of left-over Quality Street, I have been working on my daughter's ripple baby blanket. I'm using Debbie Bliss Ecobaby yarn, which I'm smitten with. The colours are so gentle and it's such a beautifully soft cotton that it's a complete pleasure to crochet with. I'm using Lucy from Attic24's ripple pattern and it's just such a relaxing one to do, just count to four, increase, count to four, decrease. Just about the maximum my brain can manage post-Christmas/new baby.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment