My father just turned 96 this year, I thought a new blanket would make his day. This is a nice soft cozy blanket using mostly Caron simply soft yarn. Can’t wait to see his face when l give it to him. ❤
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Fishy Blanket
I have been working on a few crochet projects and have this cute blanket finished, just in time for Easter. Fishy blanket was a fun blanket to make, adding sweet little appliques to a conner to corner blanket with a “V” stitch trim. 48×54…
Children are unpredictable. You never know what inconsistency they’re going to catch you in next. ~Franklin P. Jones
Skittles Blanket
Here is a cheerful “Skittles” inspired blanket for Project Linus. A heavy warm blanket to supply hugs to a child. 50×50 Happy Easter 🙂
There’s nothing that can help you understand your beliefs more than trying to explain them to an inquisitive child. ~Frank A. Clark
Super Star Afghan
This is my latest blanket for Project Linus. The “Super Star Afghan” pattern was easy and very quick to make. You can find the pattern on the Crochet Crowd’s website, there is also a matching video.
Hope is the only bee that makes honey without flowers. ~Robert Ingersoll
Flower Power Blanket!
This No-Sew Blanket is an easy way to make a blanket for Project Linus or any charity organization you may be involved with. My husband and I had only one argument when we made this “Flower Power Blanket” . Here is a very simple video that shows how easy it is to make a No- Sew Blanket. 43×55
Rectangular Corner to Corner Blanket
This is my first rectangular corner to corner blanket for Project Linus. This was a lot easier then I anticipated, it is almost the same as the square corner to corner blanket, only difference is, once you have the width that you want, you stop growing on one side of the blanket and keep increasing the other side until you get the length that you want then you decrease both sides to finish. I have to give credit to the Crochet Crowd for great video instructions. The instructional video shows you how to make a square corner to corner blanket, how to change yarn and how to make a rectangle corner to corner blanket. 43×55
Little Boy Blue Blanket
Celebrate this year with new hope, new resolutions and new creativity. Try to find a new way to live a wonderful life. Wishing you a Happy New Year ! This is my first Project Linus blanket for 2015, wow how time fly’s! This “Little Boy Blue” blanket is another corner to corner blanket, that is 46×46 and is very soft.
2014 in review
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog.
Here’s an excerpt:
A San Francisco cable car holds 60 people. This blog was viewed about 1,600 times in 2014. If it were a cable car, it would take about 27 trips to carry that many people.
Honey Rose Blanket
Here is another “Corner to Corner” blanket for Project Linus, that my sister made in just seven days. The colors and shell stitch make this a very sweet blanket, hence the name “Honey Rose”. 46X46
We all Scream for Ice Cream!
Happy Anniversary to my wonderful husband of 27 years, who helps me sort out my yarn and drop off blankets! An easy fun cake to make with children for any celebration. ❤
- – 1 box of twelve Ice Cream Sandwiches (or two boxes for a large cake)
- – 1 tub of Whipping Cream
- – Magic Shell Caramel
- – Magic Shell Chocolate
- Optional: Oreo Cookies (crumbled into pieces)
- Optional: Candy bars (diced into pieces) Snickers, Hersheys, Twix, Reeses, Optional: M&M’s, Nestle Crunch, etc…
- Optional: Nuts
- Unwrap all the ice cream sandwiches
- Lay the first layer of three down
- Drizzle chocolate, caramel and any other toppings you want. This will harden and act as a glue to hold this cake together.
- Lay the second layer of three ice cream sandwiches
- Drizzle chocolate, caramel and any other toppings again.
- Lay the last layer of three and then frost the outside of the cake with whip cream topping.
- Top the cake with more drizzled chocolate, caramel and any other toppings you want on it.
- Enjoy!