The first was a seaside inspired colourway - I first wrote about this in a post back in September (Waves In Progress) when I started to make it. The wool is a very hardwearing but incredibly soft acrylic yarn - Stylecraft - and I wanted something tough as it's for two very active little boys (and their Mum and Dad!) and I guessed it might get a bit of manhandling on picnics and campsites!
It was jolly useful making it on my October holiday too, as it kept me warm while in progress!
I do like a caravan for stretching your legs out!
And the more rows I did of this blanket, the more I loved it, so have resolved to make my own one day, in exactly the same colourway. (I'm hoping to get my living room carpet taken up soon and laminate flooring put down and I thought that, if I used chunky wool, rather than double knitting, I could probably have The. Most. Beautiful. Rug. Ever. It's on my list of things to make!)
Gorgeous!
It was jolly useful making it on my October holiday too, as it kept me warm while in progress!
I do like a caravan for stretching your legs out!
And the more rows I did of this blanket, the more I loved it, so have resolved to make my own one day, in exactly the same colourway. (I'm hoping to get my living room carpet taken up soon and laminate flooring put down and I thought that, if I used chunky wool, rather than double knitting, I could probably have The. Most. Beautiful. Rug. Ever. It's on my list of things to make!)
Gorgeous!
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