AND, the count continues for afghans/lapghans crocheted and donated by our friend Marsha M. I am still chipping away with laundering and blocking. This will be the last bunch being counted this year. This summering looking ghan is crocheted side to side. What a pretty color combination.This big center square granny is similar colors as above, but more pastel. These two are obviously very much suited to the ladies/teens.A variation on the ripple style, crocheted side to side. Another more lacy/open stitched pastel in colors for the ladies.
Here's one that will work for a male, almost camo-ish crocheted in the center square design.
AND this one will work nicely for the younger set, both is size and color. Looks like a Kaleidoscope to me. This granny design is started with a dozen smaller squares stitch/crocheted together and then edged.
**This brings Marsha M's count to 30.....so far. I won't get anymore of her donation ready till next year, so please keep check in.
**The counts on our progress bars are current.
All donations regardless of size and number are valued. All donations are appreciated. The Power of One is awesome, and when we work together The Power of One becomes The Power of Many.
Marsha's hooks must be burning up. Kudos for her faithfulness in helping those less fortunate. Love all the different colors and designs.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit, always appreciated; and agree Marsha's hook must be on fire.
DeleteI really like the ripple afghan! They all are very nice. Great job Marsha!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit Sue, always appreciated.
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