I am dying to make a ripple blanket for my daughter, so I bought the Jan Eaton book, and decided to make a little sample blanket out of soft waves, just for practice. (It is now a babydoll blanket). I used Cascade 220. It was leftover from a granny square afghan that I made for my oldest daughter.
I am really glad I did the sample. I learned that I will need to cast on with a larger hook next time, and I also learned that my gauge gets looser with each row. Maybe I was crocheting tightly in the beginning because I was learning how to ripple. (I'm also a fairly new crocheter).
Anyhow, here are pics of my very first ripple project. I am a huge fan of the ripple!
I would love to hear how everyone sews in their ends when they ripple, and I would also love to know if y'all have any tips on changing colors.
I'm so proud to be a part of the "No-End-In-Sight Ripple-Along"!
Monday, October 20, 2008
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