Graph afghan: Bucky Badger

[PetraDae]

WOW Top job!

[afghan_fan]

Thanks again, everyone, for the nice comments on my afghan! I finished it a couple of days ago, and decided to do a thin white border instead of alternating red and white. It took about 130 hours total, and it covers the top of my full sized bed. I can't wait to give it to my brother for Christmas! Here's the end result:

[teakaycee]

WOW thats amazing

 

 

 

 

 

[nss]

Very nice, afghan-fan!!! I've done several graph ghans in the past,, never one quite that large,,,,, great job.

[agnes m]

Great job would like that pattern

[Amy]

Great job would like that pattern

 

Unfortunately, distributing the pattern without permission of the university would be copyright and trademark infringement.

 

The best suggestion we can offer you is to find a picture somewhere and create a graph from it yourself, for personal use only.

[KeepsakeKrochet]

It looks amazing! I really am impressed with graphgans and this one looks great! You did some fantastic work.

[skatters]

That looks AMAZING! Great job! Thanks so much for sharing pictures!

[Monique39]

Very nice!

[SenoraG]

Looks absolutely wonderful! I just did my second graphghan and I have the color change too. I think it's just the way it is. You can't see it in the pic. Personally I think we see it cause we did it and want perfection! LOL

[PittsburghAngel]

That is too cute! Love it!

[PetraDae]

Top job

[CraftyZone]

Your afghan is beautiful I also enlarge it I see nothing that is standing out you did a beautiful job.

[pineapplequeen]

Looks good!

[Peggy85225]

Awesome afghan and job.  Sure to be treasured.

[tosweet]

beautiful

[TeriMcc]

I'm interested in the satin stitch mentioned. Can anyone explain what that is?

Teri

 

[judianne]

Hi everyone! I just joined the forum and I wanted to post my current project. It's my very first graph afghan, and it's for my brother, who attended the University of Wisconsin.

 

One question about color changes: I've seen some graph afghans with very even/squared edges of color blocks. Mine shows a bit of the top of the stitch where the color changes. Is there a trick to avoid the color hanging over the prior stitch (where the change occurs)? Or do people simply stitch over those change spots after the fact? (Does this even make sense? )

 

Anyway, here's my afghan so far. I'm working on a red and white border right now.

Adorable!!! I love making graph ghans!