It is finished - it measures roughly 90 cm square - and weighs 500 g
I bought 150 g - almost the complete border -
but the rest - 350 g - were my wool oddments
Do you think that this roof inspired me?
I think so!
I bought 150 g - almost the complete border -
but the rest - 350 g - were my wool oddments
Do you think that this roof inspired me?
I think so!
very nice Anneliese and it will keep you warm in the winter. That is certainly some growth on then house, do you know what it is?
ReplyDeleteI love they way all the colours match each other; so pretty.
ReplyDeleteA blanket inspired by a roof! Fantastic idea, fantastic blanket. Good of you to use up odd bits of yarn.
ReplyDeleteI like the edge of your blanket. I'm still knitting on mine.
ReplyDeleteGreat Roof to keep you dry, great blanket to keep you warm under the roof!
ReplyDeleteIt's a wonderful, unusual blanket and memories of other projects are knitted into it, I like that idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea. Your own cosy roof to keep over you. Hi...nice to meet you. I found you through Jude. keep on stitching!
ReplyDeleteWell done, Anneliese. I am impressed with your pointed border. It will be lovely and snug!
ReplyDeleteLovely blanket, it looks like it will be very warm. The edging of it is very nice with its little points - very much like the roof.
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