Hello Crafty Friends,
Just look at this gorgeous baby blanket!
One of the readers,
whose name is Sharon, sent me these photos. She used my Fancy Shells pattern as
the main stitch for this baby afghan. Then she added several rounds of border
in three colors (green, white, and pink) and a final round of beautiful shells.
Notice the roses and leaves; don’t they make a lovely detail?
When I saw these photos in my mail box, it really made my
day. It’s rewarding to know that my patterns are useful to other crocheters.
Thank you Sharon for sharing your work with me and for allowing me to share the
photos on my blog with others.
Another reader asked me to post a close-up photo for the
motif used in this vintage crochet piece, which I gladly do.
And this is a project in progress. I’m working on a pattern
for a doily, which I will share soon.
Thank you for stopping by and have a wonderful week!
Wow, that is a beautiful blanket! So delicate looking. It's a wonderful pattern.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is a stunning blanket! It's so sweet and delicate :)
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Hi Olga, wow how gorgeous is that blanket one of your readers made, I love it! She did a great job and yes it must of made you happy. I love what you have started working on too! Take care.
ReplyDeleteJulie
Hi Olga,
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful blanket!! The idea of adding the roses is so pretty. : )
-Sarah
Very pretty blanket! I love the colors. That's a neat looking doily you have started. Take care :-)
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely blanket!! Looking forward to see your doily pattern.
ReplyDeleteThe blanket is so pretty isn't it!! xx
ReplyDeleteIndeed a lovely blanket !!!!
ReplyDeleteI'll wait to see your doily !
Have a nice day !
Anna
que manta mas bonita!!! un besito.maria:)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blanket!
ReplyDeleteThat blanket is so pretty, I love it. :)
ReplyDeleteYour friend did a wonderful job on that blanket. Love your new doily pattern.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Meredith
It's just amazing the talent that's in blogland. I can see how that would be so gratifying to you, Olga. I bet there are many, many more projects that have been created based on your work that you never get to know about or see. I'm eager to see your finished doily! Be blessed, dear lady! Bess
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