The ripple blanket is working up quickly too although it is starting to slow down a bit now its bigger and one extra row makes less of an impact. I'll be doing a purple stripe next although it's shown up as more of a black colour in this picture.
I've finished my Rays of Gold cardigan which was a mystery KAL. I just need to sew the buttons on and take some photos so I'll probably share it with you next week. I'm going to try to get the socks finished for Friday :-)
Linking in with Keep Calm Craft On, WIP Wednesday and Yarn Along
Blankets like this definitely have their stages of feeling fast or slow don't they? I love the colours you are using.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely, I do like the way each new colour means I've done another couple of inches. Every little helps right.
DeleteThank you, they're just left overs from my yarn bag, I'm going to have to start reusing colours soon
You are getting a lot done! Color changes do help keep us moving along.
ReplyDeleteThank you :-)
DeleteStripes are a wonderful motivator, aren't they? Love the combinations you've chosen.
ReplyDeleteOh definitely, it's so nice seeing progress as you work them. Thank you :-)
DeleteOh my, your blanket is eyecatching!!!
ReplyDeleteHehehe well you know I like bright colours lol
DeleteLove the stripes and the colors. I have never tried the ripple effect, but have an afghan in my long queue of projects! Stopping by from Tami's Amis
ReplyDeleteThank you :-) The ripple pattern is nice to work, it's got a rhythm to it and doesn't require much thinking but is still interesting to do
Deletebeautiful blanket! I bet you are toasty warm when you work on it :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, it is cosy to work on but when the weather is hot like it's been these past few days I find myself wanting to work on something cooler lol
DeleteI am loving this blanket! I love how you are doing your wave sequence. :))
ReplyDeleteThank you, I can't take the credit for it, I first saw it on Attic24's blog. It's a nice way of merging colours though
DeleteVery pretty projects. I long to do a pair of striped socks. Stripes are Happy !
ReplyDeleteThank you :-) I agree, can't feel sad if you've got stripey socks on!
DeleteThe ripple blanket is gorgeous the vibrant colours matches a beautiful pattern.
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DeleteYour blanket is stunning!
ReplyDeleteSo many pretty colors! I love the ripples in it.
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DeleteLOVE your ripple-- gives me a bit of inspiration to work on mine! I'm so close to the end of mine that i REALLy just need to buckle down. Love the socks too- stripes are so fun!
ReplyDeleteThank you :-) You should work on and finish yours and then maybe that will inspire me to finish mine lol
DeleteI love the colours in your ripple blanket, nice socks too. X
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DeleteHow fun! I love it!
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DeleteGreat colours in your ripple blanket and socks too!
ReplyDeleteThank you :-)
Deletegreat colors.....so fun!!!
ReplyDeleteYour colourful blanket is wonderful, lovely ripple.
ReplyDeleteAli xx
Hello :) Great colour combinations in both! Love your ripple...I have just finished a granny stripe throw and the last few rounds seemed never ending :) I have yet to do a ripple but it is on my list of things to try.
ReplyDeleteThank you :-) I made a granny stripe for my son and I'm rather craving making another. They have a lovely rhythm to them
DeleteWhat a happy blanket! Great colors, and the socks are beautiful, too :-). Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteThank you :-)
DeleteWhat a colour sensation your yarny works are!
ReplyDeletehehehe I like lots of colours lol
DeleteOh my goodness, so many wonderful, happy, stripy colours! I *love* stripes.
ReplyDeleteHehe stripes are just "happy" aren't they :)
DeleteOoh! What a fun color spectrum. I really like how they set one another off.
ReplyDeleteThe color choices are amazing. I love how they gradually change.
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