Shades of orange and peach. See the dime in the second orange block photo, this gives you an idea of the size of the crochet yoyos.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Yoyo Afghan Continued
I am working on my yoyo afghan again after putting it off for a while. I spent the weekend at my sister's house in Nevada. Got a few squares completed and another one started. It needs 40 total squares to cover my king-size bed. So, I still have a ways to go. This is being made out of size 10 and knit cro sheen. Most of the threads are vintage threads; I have purchased a few new greens to give me a little more variety in the green, and the black I bought about 5 years back from a discontinued line of thread. That is how it goes -- a lot of old, a little new, and a nice variety of colors for me.
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WOW...that is seriously impressive. How long does it take you to make the yoyos for one block?
ReplyDeleteWow this is going to be a labour of love. it looks lovely. How long does it take to do a full square?
ReplyDeleteThis is LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteI was surprised that you aren't stitching together little dime size circles.
AMAZING is all I can say, and beautiful!
Melissa
This is LOVELY!
ReplyDeleteI was surprised that you aren't stitching together little dime size circles.
AMAZING is all I can say, and beautiful!
Melissa
How do you construct the square? Id each circle individually made, then all joined, or do you have a method to continuously make them, joining as you go?
ReplyDeleteI join as I go each row only has one thread to finish it is continuous.
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