I know I'm cutting it close, but I'm just proud that I got them done in 2009. I finished 6 of the 9 projects I had on my list to get completed by the end of the year. Quite an accomplishment for me, so I'm kinda proud.
I can't show you one of these yet, since it is a gift that hasn't been delivered yet. But I promise all will be revealed soon enough. Here is a sneak peak just to prove that it did in fact get finished.The second finished project for the Joy in the New Year Challenge, is a receiving blanket that I started back in...umm...May. Yes, this has been sitting around collecting dust for too long. It was about time that it got finished. I used a new edging for this one that is super simple and looks really pretty. Another bonus to this edging... you only have to do one round of it. I suppose you could do two rounds if you'd like and just leave the picot off, but I kinda like it the way it is. Fast, simple, and really pretty.
It feels great to get all these UFO's completed and out of the way. Now I don't have to feel guilty about starting another project. Thank you to Jacquie for all the inspiration and motivation to get these projects finished.
PS. Happy New Year! 2009 was kinda a hard year, but it did have its positive moments. I'm looking forward to a new year filled with new adventures. Thank you to all of you who actually read this, and for all your lovely comments. I enjoy each and every one of them.
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Check Two More Off the List
Labels:
baby blankets,
baby stuff,
crochet,
quilts,
receiving blankets
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6 comments:
I love the edging on the blanket - what stitches did you use?? Happy New Year to you and your family.
The crocheted edging is beautiful. Do you know where I could find instruction to do that?
Happy New Year!!!
Oh Cami - it looks beautiful! Sure you don't want to delivery in person? We got a wonderful place here for you!
((hugs))
Kristin
happy new year! i can't wait to see the quilt in full, but i do love the crocheted edging on the blanket.
Can't wait to see the big picture of the quilt!
I've always loved your crochet edged blankets...I still want to make one some day
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