Oh, I'm Sooo Glad This Courthouse Steps Denim Blanket Is Done


You can see the color difference in the final few light blue stripes, even after a second wash.

It's done! My arms hurt :( This is the Courthouse Steps Blanket from Mason-Dixon Knitting. I'm a bit confused about the yarn requirements. As you'll see from the pictures, assuming Blogger will up-load them, I've got 4 full skeins of yarn left. In the sketch for the blanket as many stripes as I knitted are illustrated, but in the photograph of the same blanket, one extra round appears. I must admit, I'm a lazy knitter, and I didn't check the pattern often after I began. In any event, the dark blue yarn would have been the limiting reagent; there is really no way I could have knitted a final two stripes of dark blue and had enough to knit the border they suggested. Alas, I did a single crochet border instead of their knitted border.
Dang. There is a little nubbin of the ecru left too.

The perils of taking dreadful photos; my hair got caught in the cow.

3 Comments:
snaps, cracker! that turned out fine!
;)
I bet it would be a bad joke if I suggested a nalbinded border on the blanket, eh? lol Seriously though, the blanket looks great. I bet it feels wonderful too.
Oh I shudder to think about nalbinding a border! It would look so cool, though. Thanks!
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