I'm almost caught up with the assignments for the Granny Square Sampler Afghan.
Week 3 was a little difficult but after the first two I had it figured out
Week 4
Week 5 (the top & bottom)
Week 6
Some of the color combinations are a little....different. That would be because I've been letting a certain 2 year old pick a color from the bag when I'm ready for the next round.
As for reading I just finished "When God was a Rabbit" which I saw that Amanda was reading a few weeks ago. It was VERY good and I couldn't put it down.
I have that book on my to read shelf! Glad to know it's a good one :) I love the colors of the squares and aren't you a nice mom to let your daughter participate!!
ReplyDeleteLove the sampler! What a treasure that will be for you.
ReplyDeleteI think your squares look great and it's nice to have a mother/daughter project...this could be the start of a long career!
ReplyDeleteLook at you go on those granny squares! I love crocheting those things. My favorite childhood blanket was a huge granny square. I used it till it fell apart.
ReplyDeleteI love the randomness of it all!
ReplyDeleteWell, it will be colorful. :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree with flyingjen, I love the randomness. I think random is the best part of a granny afghan!
ReplyDeleteKids are wonderful colour pickers they have no presumptions about what should go together. I love it :) Your squares look beautiful and eclectic!
ReplyDeleteI love all the colors! That's what's so much fun about granny squares :)
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