Ten months almost to the day.
1.8 kg (4 lbs) of yarn, equating to about 3.7 km (2 miles) in length.
16 colours with five repeats.
38,400 stitches in 160 rows.
And I'm done.
Thursday, 13 March 2008
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Avoiding the issue through crafts
15 comments:
wow and you even calculated the number of stitches! Wonderful work, go get yourself a good cup of tea, you deserve it :D
That looks amazing - and is enough to inspire me to fish out the hook and have a go at something very very basic!!!
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Well done! Congratulations! And I just wanna say: awesome colours too! :-)
Woohoo! Congrats! It looks wonderful, you did a fabulous job! =)
It seems like a lot when you put it like that! Almost too much :) Beautiful work!
It is beautiful too. An enormous amount of work but you must be pleased.
Teresa
it looks so beautiful, I love the ripple .. and the colour combination you chose is wonderful :-)
thanks for all your lovely comments!
I used the 'soft waves' pattern from 200 ripple stitches. It is quite straightforward with not too much counting!
Gorgeous!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE the colors!!!
Pattie
Wow! That turned out great! I love the colours!
Well done! That is beautiful!
Its beautiful!!!
I'm also making one from the same pattern, but I'm only about 1/5 of the way there. Love the colours and ordered calm of your ripples, they're very restful on the eyes.
Congratulations!
oooo congratulations its' beautiful, the colours and repeats are very restful to look at.
I'm about 1/5 of the way through mine, still at the in-love stage!
xx
And, WOW! 'nuff respect to you - that is a serious commitment and you stuck with it. Seriously. Well done!
It's so beautiful - well done! I love your ripple stitch blankets - I'd love to learn to crochet properly as I really have no idea what I'm doing!
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