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beturtlement
I'm trying my hand at my first granny square afghan and I need a little advice.
I'd like to use Priscilla's "Irish Rose" 7 1/2" square pattern (my square images below) along with, maybe, two other square patterns... while I love the roses, I don't think I'd want a whole blanket full of them -- need some other squares to break it up a bit.
Here's my first Irish Rose Square. I'm not usually one for such girly patterns (it's my first time buying ANY pink yarn!), but I just fell in love with this square when I saw it. Maybe it's the Irish blood in me.
I would like one that I'll be working up all in beige (I was pondering either this or this pattern, but they're not the same size) and another that I can incorporate some blue into. I'd like something that would mesh well with the other blocks, yet not compete too much with the roses. I don't want it to look too busy. Just.... classic.
Any suggestions?
Oh.. and I have Jan Eaton's "200 Crochet Blocks" book, so if anyone has any suggestions from there, that'd be nifty.
I'll be using Caron Simply Soft in:
bone (for the bulk of the project)
light country blue (for the raised shell edging)
country blue & plum wine (roses)
dark sage green (leaves)
Melissa
26, New Jersey
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