Blogging in Alphabetical Order, Nameless Afghans
Reviewing some of the ghans that have been designed and laid aside to be assembled and came across several without names. As today is N in our blogging in alphabetical order, thought I'd share them with you to see if we could come up with some names for these no named afghans.
I shared this one some time back and thought I'd name it Rolling Hills, but looking at it again...I'm just not sure. Other thoughts for a name for this one?
Or this one? These last 2 are more of the stripes someone intended to be scarves, but are too short to be scarves, but putting them together can make an afghan. Both of these will be quite narrow and need some addition to the sides, but then I think will work. Just don't names for them and am hoping you all might have some ideas. I'll continue thinking as well.
The first one is squares. They're not all the same size, but are pretty close so am hopeful not too much will need to be done to make them all fit together.
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I love your idea of naming the afghans! May have to try it with the two I will be sending you. Here are my name suggestions:
ReplyDelete1. Sunny Squares. The yellow squares and blue squares with doily designs remind me of sun.
2. Grassy Meadow – just because of the combination of greens and browns.
3. Racing Stripes – The pattern on this afghan reminded me of stripes on race cars when I was a kid.
Thanks for all you do!
Thanks Lisa for your suggestions, much appreciated. Making notes and double checking to be sure nothing else has been so named. Sunny Squares......I know I've not used that before and love that idea.
DeleteSunny Squares is a good name!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of work making those scarves into afghans. Good luck with it Sandy! They will be nice afghans when you get done with them!
I like Sunny Squares also Sue. Thanks for your visits and comments!!
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