I am even farther than this now, though.. I have all but three of the yellow squares edged. Then, I just have to do all the "flower" squares (the scrap one, bottom left). Then put them all together and edge the whole thing. Yay!!
I also joined a Friendshipghan CAL (?) at Crochetville. I have been looking at wishlists and noticed a lot of people that I want to send things to have these squares on their list. I didn't want any squares myself, but I joined this CAL and so now I have them on my list. Even though I don't really want them. So anyway, this is one square I have done so far. Palms Square (?) I did mine wrong. I didn't read through the whole pattern first and just got the part where it said "The square is worked without the palms" so I figured you make the square and then sew the palm tree on. ?? I am too scatterbrained or something.. Anyway, it worked out okay. :) I made mine 10 inches wide. Well, that's about all for catching up, now... I want to go do something today. I have to go to the post office, and need to go to the store to get TP; since we forgot it the other day. (Gasp!!) And I wanted to just go looking for stuff. We have a thrift store here. I used to love going to the Goodwill. And garage sales.
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Have you ever done a "join as you go" with your squares? Since I started joining them as I made them the afghan seems to go so much faster. The piles of squares always looked so intimidating to me :0{
LOVE your palm square.
paula
I am not sure if I have or not. I think I have. I am trying to get them all edged first, then I am going to just crochet them together. Thanks, Paula. :)
I also love your palm tree square :)
Love the Palms Square....and thanks for the Q-tip holder link in the last post!
Tina!
How did you make that blue and white square. Let me know so I can get it.
I already have colors swirling in my mind of what the afghan will look like when I'm finished!!!
~ Susan
Go Tina!
Susan, that link has a square pattern in it, too. For mine I used a pattern from "The Harmony Guide to Crocheting Techniques and Stitches". It's called "Double Crochet Square" and is basically like a granny square. But instead of chaining and skipping, you dc in each space/stitch to the next corner. I can't seem to find anything on cpc. But you basically start out like a granny square. Then crochet across, w/ 2dc and ch 3, 2dc in each corner space. HTH :)
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