Project Linus blanket-- lucky #13

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It's been awhile since I finished one. This one in a V stitch. Three colors means the color you need is waiting for you at the end of the row so you can just carry them up the sides...the border covers the carrys.

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still fab!

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cindy-6b/7a VA
last year
Beautiful!
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caflowerluver
last year
Nice looking throw. Job well done.
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OutsidePlaying
last year
A nice color combination, Annie. Beautiful work.
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blubird
last year
I had posted mine after you had posted your earlier one…..same colors as your current one. I love this pattern, thank you for bringing it to my attention. it's fun to do and can use lots of little bits.
Kswl
last year
Lovely pattern and fine work— both of you!
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Original Author
last year
Well done blubird!!
nicole___
last year
Beautiful! ❤️‍🔥
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dedtired
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Impressive.
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Zalco/bring back Sophie!
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Lovely times two!
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Rusty
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So pretty! Both of them!

Rusty
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SEA SEA
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Wonderful work, blubird and Annie! I wonder who the lucky person will be?
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colleenoz
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Nice! Do either of you have a link to the pattern? I do a lot of charity knitting/crochet and I’m always looking for new patterns.
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Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
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There are a number of V-stitch patterns on the internet which yield different results. The one I'm working on now is called a v-stitch, but looks much different as it's done with HDC and with a ch in between.

This is the one using the dc only and creates the chevron effect in my blanket: https://www.dreamalittlebigger.com/post/v-double-crochet-stitch.html
bbstx
last year
Those are both beautiful pieces!
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fran1523
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They are both lovely.
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Yayagal
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So pretty!
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Rose Pekelnicky
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Beautiful blankets
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Rusty
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Thank you for posting that link, Annie. It looks like a stitch I'd like to try.

I love the way your color placement makes it really stand out, almost looks 3D in the photo.

Rusty
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eld6161
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The talent!
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Bestyears
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SUCH beautiful, generous work by everyone!
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orchidrain
last year
Very pretty! Love the v stitch.
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littlebug zone 5 Missouri
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I like it. And especially using the border to cover the carries. (My least favorite part is weaving in loose ends.)
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colleenoz
last year
Thanks for the link, I look forward to making my next baby blanket!
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LynnNM
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That‘s beautiful, Annie!
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colleenoz
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Finally finished this blanket, made from scraps:

Put a wider border around the sides to make the green (I ran out) change more “planned looking” 😂 Will be donating it to my charity group, this year’s efforts are being divided between Nepal, Ukraine and Melbourne (Australia)’s homeless. The local charities prefer acrylic for washability but as refugee camps tend to have open fires and limited washing facilities, we only send wool garments for safety.
Annie Deighnaugh
Original Author
last year
Well done colleen!!
Kswl
last year
Lovely work, all! The blankets are beautiful and how they will comfort a child when he needs it most.