It's been a long time since I've posted pictures of the afghans I've crocheted, so I'd better get them up. I'll try to get them all in one post, then maybe tomorrow I can get caught up on a surgery post. I didn't get a photo of Asher's afghan, which was a cute little train. Drat.
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| One of three afghans I made on my last trip to Utah. This one has white bubbles on one side, yellow bubbles on the other side. |
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| On this shot you can see the yellow bubbles on the reverse side. Carolyn kept this one for her new baby. (Although Jack believes it is his.) I can hardly wait to start make a few new blankets for Sarah's baby. |
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| Full sized afghan for a sweet YW friend of mine, she's had some problems but she means the world to me. |
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| Jack thought my friend's afghan was his. :) |
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| Alice's afghan. Each square has a raised heart in it. |
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| Detail shot of one of Alice's squares so the heart is visible. |
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| The second of the three I made while I was in Utah last trip. |
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| The third one I made during the last trip I made to Utah. If Carolyn has a girl, she would like to have this one. It's pink, white, and grey. |
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| This is one of the hardest I've ever done, I had no pattern so I made it up as I went along. It had the Mario M, the bricks, the gold coins, and the mushrooms. It was for Aidan, of course, my sweetie. |
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| Detail shot of Aidan's afghan |
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| Audrey ended up giving this to a friend at work's baby shower. It was made from Simply Soft, and was really cuddly. |
