I am closing in on the end of the chenille baby blanket. There’s decreasing at each end of every other row now, so as long as I keep at it, this one will be off the needles soon. I’m trying to do a row or four every night, but it doesn’t always happen.
But with any luck, you’ll see an FO post sometime next week!
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Woo hoo! The downside is always the best side!
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Looks so yummy!! But I just hate knitting with Chenille! Why can’t it be fun like Merino?
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It’s going to move along now for you–it will clip right along!
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It looks cuddly.
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Looks so soft and snuggly!
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LOVELY and squishy soft. Really tough for me on the hands though to knit it. GOOD FOR YOU
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Any mom or dad will love this blankie for their bundle of joy!
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Very pretty! Will be a great gift for some lucky person.
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