I actually miss working on this. This was a very relaxing and satisfying knit. It will definitely be a go-to knit for future baby blankets.
Tip: When I first started on this, I was cutting the yarn whenever I had a color change. About 25% of the way through I was starting to dread the thought of weaving in all the ends. I went to Ravelry and got some help from fellow Ravelry members that made this blanket. It was recommended that I just twist, and carry the yarn up the sides. The edges of the blanket are intended to roll so the yarn carries are practically hidden. This was a big help!
I was really curious to see what the back of the blanket would look like as well. I think it's quite pleasing. I just LOVE this knit!
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Pattern Source: "Maude Honeycomb Blanket" by Kristen Rengren from the Vintage Baby Knits book
Yarn: Berroco Comfort
Ravelry: More details at my Ravelry link HERE
7 comments:
beautiful!! it's one of my favorites :-)
I love it too! It is so beautiful, and the colors are part of the reason why! LOVE LOVE!
That blanket is adorable! I love it!
It's a very good looking baby boy blanket! That Vintage Baby Knits book seems to have many nice baby designs!
I love this blanket!! It looks great :)
I love this too! I made the same blanket for my niece (in pink and brown) and it is perfect. It is so cushy!
Hi there. I found your post after looking up this pattern on ravelry. I'm thinking of making this for my little boy. Thanks for sharing a picture of the back. Your blanket is lovely!
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