Peek-a-boo Blanket
I've been working on a few super secret projects lately.
I've been lucky enough to get a few pattern commissions from a UK crochet magazine, which has been a new and exciting development for me. So I've been playing secret squirrels and keeping things from you, which is a fun of a sort but it's a little hard to kerb the natural blogging instinct to share everything with you straight away!
Happily though, I can now tell you about one of those super secret projects because it's no longer in hiding and has appeared out in the open for all to see in Love Crochet magazine.
It's called, as you can see, 'Peek-a-boo Blanket' and I was thinking of those lovely fifties blankets that are simple but classic, with their patterns of holes as I made it. It's a nice easy to learn pattern too, so once the first few rows are under way and you can see what's what, you'll be flying through it.
I added a little more detail to the edging to keep it interesting and I can't resist a little prettifying in the way of a crinkly edge. But the good news is that you can easily adapt the border to a less frilly look. That way it would be absolutely perfect for a boy too.
I used Sirdar Snuggly for the yarn because it's just the perfect thing for baby makes. Lovely and soft and snuggly for baby, easy peasy to clean in the machine and at a reasonable price for you too.
I hope you like it and I've love to hear from you if you get a copy of the magazine and make one. I think it'd work well in lots of different colour combinations, so please do share!
UPDATE
I'm glad to say that this pattern is now available online:
Pot Holder PS...
Oh and I completely forgot to include the pattern information for the potholder I made and shared in the last post. Please pop back to the 'Small Wins' post which I've updated to with all the details (scroll to bottom of the post).
I hope you'll forgive me for not going back to each of you who asked about the pattern individually but holiday time is short so I thought this way would be quicker!
S x
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