This virus blanket is made using five different baby yarn colors. I like how cheerful it is.
Here’s where I got the pattern:
http://www.jonnamartinez.com/2015/11/blanket-pattern-and-worked-up-by-jonna.html
Update: I guess the pattern was removed form the website. Jonna Martinez Sells the pattern on Ravelry and on Etsy.
Here’s a close up to show the colors.
This one worked up fairly quickly.
I do like the look of this stitch.
I wanted to see what the virus blanket looked like with each group of rows in different colors. The pattern is from http://www.jonnamartinez.com/2015/11/blanket-pattern-and-worked-up-by-jonna.html
Update: I guess the pattern was removed form the website. Jonna Martinez Sells the pattern on Ravelry and on Etsy.
This stitch is done almost entirely from the same side to the other. Meaning that you pretty much need to tie off, cut and bury the thread after each row. It wouldn’t be so bad in an afghan, but in a sample was rather tedious.
I really like this stitch. It went fast and looks good.
Found a pattern for what’s called a virus blanket at http://www.jonnamartinez.com/2015/11/blanket-pattern-and-worked-up-by-jonna.html
I really like this pattern. This is worked in Red Heart yarn that was in my stash.
Update: I guess the pattern was removed form the website. Jonna Martinez Sells the pattern on Ravelry and on Etsy.
This stitch is pretty dense, but worked up quickly.
I love the look on the cat’s face. The pattern for the catnip balls is on Cilla Stitches blog. Just click on “Crochet Catnip Balls”. Your cat will thank you.
This my most popular creation yet. Well, in a cat’s opinion. I can’t even finish these toys before my cat is trying to play with it. I have to hide the balls that I make to sell because my cat would try to play with all of them. Every cat I give them to goes crazy for these. The instructions are so simple, and quick to memorize. The balls themselves are very fast to make.
This stitch was kind of fun.
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