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mellybelly
I have been working on one of Stitchinpick's Quickie Ripple afghans. And BOY OH BOY do I LOVE IT!
Stitchinpick's Quickie Ripple Pattern
A co-worker wants me to make her a blanket/throw, and I know she LOVES UT sports, whose colors are orange and white. Do ya'll think this design would look as good using two colors? Personally, I think the simplicity of it in one color is what makes it so pretty.
I guess the reason I'd like to try the two colors on this pattern is purely selfish....its alot of fun and I enjoy making it, and I can actually GET IT RIGHT . So, I'd feel better giving it as a gift because I know I can make it well, without mistakes.
If I were to make it with two colors, would I make an even number of rows in each color, or stagger them? (I know, its painfully obvious that I have little experience at ripples.) For instance, would I work say, 6 rows of white, then 6 rows of orange or would it be better to work 8 rows of orange and 4 rows of white, etc?
I'd appreciate any suggestions/opinions!
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