
Instead of dealing with that basket of scraps I bought some yarn and knitted off and on for two days. My granddaughter said she wanted scarves and she loves blue. I haven't knitted for a couple years so this was a different pace project.
It was knitted with 10.5 knitting needles. It is about 75 inches long. Hopefully she likes it. The pattern is called Minnie by Annie Lee-Baker.

I think I will use a solid for sashing and square up the blocks with the print then use a cream for sashing and then a wider border from the print. It is going to go on a twin bed and the muted colors make it look more antique. As I get farther I will keep you updated. Hope you have a great weekend. Chris
2 comments:
Love that fabric! I think you're right it will work well with those blocks. Nice color blue on that yarn, too. I love to knit and seem to always have a small project going. I love the dishcloths from the cotton yarn and gifted some a couple years ago - now I keep a box for my girls to grab what they want...
I think that was a good fabric choice too.
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