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Project Linus Blanket #15 complete



Last one was very masculine, so I wanted this one to be feminine. I made the stripes but then realized I didn't have enough to do the center stripe out of just lavender (the actual color is more lavender than purple). So I decided to make the center stripe split between the lavender and cream. But then it looked odd. So I thought of embroidering the daisy onto it to pull it all together and it worked.


My next project is for a couple who is getting married this May...have to get pulling that hook as it's a large one!

Comments (33)

  • bpath
    last year

    That’s lovely, and a pretty stitch. I think it reads rather neutral, it is the flower that carries it into being feminine. Very pretty.

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  • Lyban zone 4
    last year

    Annie, that is a beautiful blanket. how long does that take approximately to make.

    i have always wanted to crochet but never got around to taking lessons.



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  • Allison0704
    last year

    It is a lovely blanket. I enjoy seeing them.

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  • Kswl
    last year

    This is lovely, Annie! Each one is more beautiful than the last. Just think of the 15 children who have been wrapped in your kindness… that must be a feeling like no other. ❤️

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  • OutsidePlaying
    last year

    Very pretty, Annie. I always enjoy seeing your Linus blankets, and really any of your work.

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  • stacey_mb
    last year

    That is a very pretty blanket, Annie. It will be a lucky person who receives it!

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  • Annie Deighnaugh
    Original Author
    last year
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    Lyban, it's impossible to estimate how long it takes as so much time is in between when I work on it...I have a yarn group I go to and like to have an easy project to work on while I'm there, so often I'd only do 1 hr a week.

    A lot also depends on the size of the blanket.

    I can tell you crochet is a lot faster than knitting though.

    I say try it...you might like it! You can try to teach yourself as there's so much available on youtube. The advantage of videos is that you can stop them and repeat as often as you like.

  • faftris
    last year

    Just beautiful!

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  • cran
    last year

    Beautiful!

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  • jill302
    last year
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    So pretty, great work.

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  • Jilly
    last year

    So beautiful, Annie! ❤️

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  • teeda
    last year

    Beautiful! Love the colors.

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  • Arapaho-Rd
    last year

    You do such beautiful work, Annie!

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  • Feathers11
    last year

    That is really very pretty. The rows are perfection (my mom used to crochet). The cream brings it all together. It's beautiful! What a lovely gift of your time and talent.

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  • roarah
    last year

    Wow how lovely!

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  • nelliebean
    last year

    Lovely!

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  • blubird
    last year

    Another beautiful blanket. what stitch did you use for this one?

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  • colleenoz
    last year
    last modified: last year

    What an amazing coincidence! I just made a baby blanket for a friend’s soon-to-be-born baby in the exact same colours! Different pattern though, but stripes were involved 😁 Yours is a pretty pattern, and I love your ”necessity is the mother of invention” stripe.

    Did you know that those are the suffragette colours?

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  • nicole___
    last year

    Wow! It's beautiful! Great pattern and design work.

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  • Adella Bedella
    last year

    That is so pretty.

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  • Annie Deighnaugh
    Original Author
    last year

    blubird, this was done in the primrose stitch with double crochet border...

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pynnq-vcZxE


  • jojoco
    last year

    absolutely beautiful. So quietly dignified.

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  • blubird
    last year

    @Annie Deighnaugh thanks for the link to the stitch. It's an interesting pattern.

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  • mtnrdredux_gw
    last year

    So sweet. Cool stitch.

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  • Olychick
    last year

    Really pretty colors and stitch. The daisy makes it extra wonderful!

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  • Zalco/bring back Sophie!
    last year

    What a beautiful blanket, the colors, the stiching, the embellishment, all just perfect.

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  • Annie Deighnaugh
    Original Author
    last year

    I've heard from someone else who was a recipient of a Project Linus blanket. It's so nice to hear from people who have gotten comfort from them.


    The colors in this one were inspired by our trip to France when the lavender was in bloom...



  • nickel_kg
    last year

    It's very beautiful, such a treasure!

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  • deegw
    last year

    Gorgeous!

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  • Irish2
    last year

    Beautiful! Your work looks impeccable.

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  • bpath
    last year

    Your inspiration photo as design seed really does work. I won’t express it well, but the peace, the contentment, the warmth and comfort of the scene are evident, are manifested, in the blanket. After all, lavender is used for calming, and it is in the blanket.

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  • Rusty
    last year

    That blanket is beautiful! And I really love that stitch, so unique, don't think I've ever seen it before, so I've bookmarked the video. I was making caps for preemie babies when COVID struck, and I stopped. I need to get back at it! Thanks for the inspiration, Annie.

    Rusty

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