instead, i started a crochet project. i had seen (on ravelry) lots of examples of blankets, etc, with crocheted hexagons. it's the perfect project. you don't really need to follow a pattern. it doesn't have to "fit". you can make it as big or small as you like. and it's fun to create different color combinations.

besides, stuart loves crochet.

the hexagons are pretty quick to make. i think the slowest part is trying to decide which color is next. after i make a small pile of circles, i join a batch together.
want to make one? just click on this link and you too can be in hexagon bliss :)
i don't know how large my blanket is going to be. i have a quilt that is 64" square, and i like that very much, but i'm thinking this might need to be a rectangle. my goal is to finish within the next couple of weeks (crazy for me, i know). i'm starting a new job at the beginning of august, and i'd really like to have a large project like this finished, so i can come home in the evening and use my blanket.
the yarn is red heart. it's cheap, and colorful. and, it does get softer, and drapey, with a little steam.
2 comments:
Oooh, super cute!
srsly, love the hexagons! I *really* need to learn how to crochet more than just a wimpy chain...
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