In December I started making my Attic 24 Cottage Garden Ripple Blanket.
The pack can be purchased from Wool Warehouse at an incredible £25 which includes the shipping costs for the whole blanket!!
The pack comes with an incredibly comprehensive tutorial which has been beautifully photographed in a step by step guide by Lucy aka Attic 24.
However I was very fortunate and my dear friend Rosy who was up visiting over Christmas started me off on 29 December 2014 and was very very patient with me.
So here is the story in picture form of my blanket.
The blanket has been with me to Brean Sands whilst on holiday, to knit and natter's at Cafe Moochoo
Then finally the end was in sight. I used all the colours up from the pack
So all that was left was to add an edging for the width as I wanted to keep the ripple effect top and bottom.
Bex from my knit night kindly let us have a rummage through her yarn stash she no longer wanted and I found the perfect colour in her stash that matched a colour "Plum" from Lucy's pack.
I had set the deadline to finish this project at the end of June and I am very pleased to say I completed it on 30th June!
Here is the finished article.....
As a finale to the project I turned over my Yarndale Calander to be greeted by the Cottage blanket :)
So now on to my next project for which I have many lined up.
Until next time....
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