I used the dark green in the end, it just seemed to go better when I went to Mothercare to check out the collection in real life. I tend to make these squares in stages; all the middles first, then the second round, then the third and finally the white outside rounds. It's easier to ensure I'm getting a mix and balance of colours in the squares.
I completed twenty-five squares and joined them into a blanket using Little Tin Bird's technique. I'm not a fan of square blankets, they seem to be less useful to me so I added another two rows (or ten squares) to oblong it out a bit. Joining these squares is quite a quick process and very satisfying.After joining, I added a round of white double crochet and then three rounds in half double crochet in saffron, meadow and lipstick. It looks lovely and feels so squishy now it's all done. And here it is all parcelled up, ready to go to its new home.
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So blinking beautiful
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