In 1979 my husband (then fiance) left for Finland for a two year mission for our church. The day after he left, I started to crochet this bedspread. It took me six months to complete as obviously I didn't work on it non stop. For many years it was on our bed, but it has now been brought out of storage and adorns the bed in our guest room. I have done the odd small crochet project throughout the years, but nothing of this scale. As I have been working on the baby blanket I have remembered not only how relaxing crochet is, but how wonderful the item
feels in your hands as it grows! It's amazing what you can create out of a ball of wool! This bedspread will be a family heirloom. So I guess with three children, I'd better start making some more stuff! Time to leaf through the patterns for the next project after the blanket.
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ReplyDeleteIts too pretty. And yes it would am sure pass on to generations ahead. Julie.... welcome to blogland! Am a new entrant too. Its so much fun out here...learning, sharing. inspirng. Amazing we find cosy little quiet corners to share and have fun.
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ReplyDeleteYou're a new girl. Welcome welcome! I'm a year in now and have learnt heaps so if you have any questions I'm happy to help, though by the looks of it your are preety good with this techy stuff. Your blog looks cute already.
I adore your crochet blanket, it is adorable, how lovely that you kept it. My Mum chucked all her hand made stuff from the 60's and 70's and I'm sad about that. So much of it I would have loved.
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Thank you so much for your comments. You never know if anyone will read your blog! Cuckoo, I may be new at blogging, but I have been following your blog for a while and really enjoy it! Keep it up.
ReplyDeletehello how lovely to meet you! Thanks for visiting my blog we have much in common! Even the same Ikea pillows on our beds!
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