
My coworker helped me out by holding up so I could get a full picture. The only reason I brought it to work was to show her (she's a crocheter).
Here is a close up of the edging and tassels I did:

and a picture of the true color:

Specs on the Ripple:
Pattern: SusanB's Easy Ripple Afghan
Hook size: Clover Size F
Yarn: Combinations of Red Heart Soft Yarn, Dark Horse Fantasy Yarn, Cleckheaton 8ply yarn and 1 other that I can't remember.
All I did was cast on was a 139 stitches and went from there. I did 3 color repeats ( I was supposed to do 4, but then I think it would of been to long)
For the edging I did a sc of the first color I used in the afghan. ( I was going to do a sc of each color used in the blanket, but by the time I finished the first color I was done. So I just added tassels using all the colors in the blanket)
So there you have it. My first ever Ripple afghan, my first ever crochet FO as an adult. Now I am off to plan for my second Ripple, pattern will be out of 200 Ripple Stitch book
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8 comments:
It looks lovely! And wow, you are one FAST rippler!
yay! it's so happy. I'd want to keep it too!
congrats on finishing it. it came together so nicely!
Great-looking ripple and interesting blog, too.
I LOVE the tassels - what a great idea!
Love your color combo...can't wait to see what your next ripple will be like ;)
It's lovely, so crisp and fresh!
I think you just talked me into addding white to my next one. Soooo pretty! Congrats on finishing it and you are sooo quick.
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