About a year ago I taught a class in Yahoo's LoomClass where the featured project was a motif I designed called the Baby Gran Squares. Today I want to share with you a beautiful afghan that Swapna Biswas, one of my star students, has recently completed. Swapna describes the afghan as follows:
- I used Brenda's Baby Gran Square for the 24-peg large gauge round loom
- Each completed motif was a 3.75 inches square
- 165 squares were used (11 squares wide X 15 squares long)
- With a crocheted border added, the afghan is 4 ft. wide X 6 ft. long
Individual motifs ready for joining
Close-up view of afghan
Crocheted border
Great job, Swapna!! Thank you for sharing your project pictures.
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11 comments:
That is so beautiful! Swapna did a great job making it and Brenda you did a great job writing the pattern for the squares. Angel
Wow ...Brenda...I can't believe!!
SOOOOO thrilled.... including my work in your blog..Makes my little heart beat like a fire cracker! Thanks my dear!
I’m happy you appreciate my work ...WOW!!
I am soooo HAPPY!!!
Swapna
What a beautiful project!!! Swapna, you surely are a star student. Brenda, I am always looking forward to your creative patterns. Good job!
Blessings,
Marilyn
That looks fabulous! Great work, Swapna :) Thank you, Brenda for sharing Swapna's lovely afghan with us and thank you for sharing all of your wonderful patterns, too. Hugs!
Wonderful work Swapna. You stuck with it and now have an heirloom for the future. Brenda, your patterns are always the best. Fun and quick and so cute.
This is absolutely stunning, Swapna! What an excellent way to feature Brenda's crochet on the looms at it's best! :) Beautiful job...to both of you!
Wow - this is just BEAUTIFUL! Thanks SO much for sharing.
Cheers, Karen
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I feel so Independent looking at these colors...give me an idea. Swapna it is just lovely. I like how you tied it all together.
Brenda you need to come visit me now that I am right down the road.
With All That I Am
Carrie Forrest-Dweller Duvall
The Handmade Homemaker
I just recently started loom knitting and I LOVE it! In less than a week I've already made three hats, three wallets, a few squares for a baby blanket and half of one of the Christmas stockings I just started working on. It is so much easier than I ever imagined (though still a lot of work to me, maybe just because I'm new). I'm glad to have found your blog! =]
Thank you for the kind words. But I still have a ways to go.
I am inspired to try and copy as Brenda make it look possible for even a novice like me, thanks again.
Swapna
Wow! Magnifique!
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