Thank god, the multicoloured crochet squares are all done. I am never, ever going to crochet in this travesty of a yarn again. Here is the June square, in the Lacy Granny pattern.
And all joined together into the “bleeuughh blanket”:
At least with the lacy squares you can get a vague idea of the design – the more solid squares are just a riot of multicoloured acrylic. And of course, when it is all scrunched up you have no idea that I spent all that time following an actual pattern for each square. It’s just bleeuughh!
Not surprisingly for a five-year-old, Clare likes it and her doll Rosie has been wrapped up in it ever since I finished it yesterday. Here’s one last shot, where I tried to make it look a little better by photographing it from a more artsy fartsy angle. I don’t think this trick worked though.
By the way, is anyone else embarrassingly addicted to The Farmer Wants A Wife?