read the last post Agofollia and I watched the new creation for his child.
also turned to my house so covered, however, since they were made to recycle the scraps of wool, they were very colorful. My mother, grandmother and aunts used to call "old blankets america" \u200b\u200bx 'occasionally glimpsed in the movies.
revolutionizing the tradition, my mother, exhausted the patience to get crocheted squares to create the effect of flowers or wreaths or circles, and thus cut off the head of the bull and he invented the blanket variegated stripes.
in essence it goes like this:
- Get all the leftovers of wool he could find around the house, not caring very color and thickness;
- with a mid-size crochet hook, work knitted all low (or high as you like): If you experience surpluses of different thicknesses, the thinner ones dubbed and adapted also mix, x 'is not it? x reaches the desired consistency;
- started with a color and continue until you have completed the surplus, then attack with another, immediately after which the first is completed (at the beginning of a line in the middle, bottom ... anywhere, really!)
- reached the desired size or permitted by the remains, all edged with a color that blends the rainbow you have created (the black is always good, but often bright red, blue, brown may be even better).
Dahn-tah! here is a result
not need to have all the leftovers from the start: it can be one of those "work in progress" that procedeno as you obtain the material ...
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