Baby Afghan

[Hooker]

I'm new here so I thought I would jump in with something I completed (and gave as a gift a few days ago). Pictures and description are here:

 

http://psychobabbleblog.com/index.php/weblog/b/

 

It was posted on September 6, since it was a moblog post from flickr, the link doesn't work for some reason.

 

This was my first project after not crocheting anything for ages. Thankfully I chose something easy to get my feet wet again.

[CountryCrochet]

Very Nice. Looks sooo soft

[wendyb532]

Your afghan is beautiful.

 

Wendyb532

[Hooker]

It is. I can't wait to see what it's like after it's been used and loved for a while.

[faithpa76]

That's really pretty!

[soozun]

This was my first project after not crocheting anything for ages. Thankfully I chose something easy to get my feet wet again.

 

Great job! I tried working with that yarn (baby clouds) and gave up on crocheting with it since I had a terrible time for some reason. I found it a little easier to knit with, but not much easier. It's such a pretty yarn and has a nice lofty feel. I admire you ability to do a ripple with it!

[gingerchai]

that is too cute, it looks soft and cuddly.

tracy

[yarncat]

Pretty baby afghan!

[DesertCrocheter]

Very pretty! It looks very soft and fuzzy. I'm making my first baby ripple right now, but it's a mile-a-minute so it's going super fast. Not sure I'm going to like stitching them together, but... Patty

[Hooker]

I tried working with that yarn (baby clouds) and gave up on crocheting with it since I had a terrible time for some reason.

 

The texture is a total pain in the rear. It makes it really difficult to see and count stitches. If I had used a regular worsted weight, I would have probably finished in half the time!

[divaborn]

Looks great!

[mg6000]

So pretty! I'm sure the afghan will become much loved.

I'm new here too and making my second baby afghan

Margaret