I am really excited about re-joining the One a Day project run by Carol at Gingerbread Girl because I really think I'm going to finish my hexagon blanket soon :)
My last Tueday's Tallies post was back in November but I just got so busy with Christmas and other crochet / knitting projects I decided to stop for a bit. I just didn't mean for so long!
I decided before re-joining to have a target for my blanket and having measured it out I think I may only need another 58 hexagons, possibly an extra row after that and then the border.
I also decided instead of making one hexagon at a time I'd start a mini production line...
So I very quickly hooked up all the middles I'll need!
And now I'm about to start on round two... It feels good to be getting to the end of this :)
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Bet it feels good now the end is in sight?
ReplyDeleteGreat colours you have used
How exciting to see your hexagons back. I've already commented on someone else's blog today that I think this way of working motifs is definitely the quickest way to work.
ReplyDeleteOooh nice to see something so close to finished. Its really exciting huh? :) x
ReplyDeleteYour assembly line sounds like a great idea. Love the colors!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks absolutely gorgeous, like the idea of a little production line. Deb xxx
ReplyDeleteThat is one heckuva an amazing blanket you're working on. Good luck on getting close to the finish line! I remember how glad I was to finish my big rainbow granny stripe! ((hugs)), Teresa :-)
ReplyDeleteLoving your hexagons! Such a beautiful blanket!
ReplyDeleteVictoria x
It's looking amazing! I used the production line method when I made my granny blanket, it was much quicker and less confusing.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see this finished :)
It always feels so great to have the end in sight!! I love your colors!
ReplyDeleteYour hexagons are so lovely. So nice that you are almost finished.
ReplyDeleteI´m so looking forward to your big tadaah!
Have a wonderful weekend! xxxBarbina
Your blanket looks gorgeous! Love the production line thing too :-)
ReplyDeleteLori xx