I was not content with the finished edges so I pulled out this book that I recently purchased and flipped through it.
It is a great book and I would suggest it to anyone that crochets or knits to find the perfect border for your projects. Here is the border I chose.
I wanted something frilly and this is a really pretty ruffle. It is hard to see in the picture, I took quite a few and did not get any better results. Hubs said it looked great and if he has an opinion on something like this you better believe it is the truth. Cannot wait to hand it over to her tomorrow along with a new doll.
It is Friday Night Sew-In over at Handmade by Heidi so I when I got home from work this afternoon I warmed up a bowl of soup and made a pot of coffee for some much needed energy.
Next I started pulling out my options:
Summer hats for the granddaughters? |
Aprons for Sister in Law and her daughter for this coming Christmas? |
Barbie doll cloths using a vintage pattern, also a gift? |
Pillow top that I just picked up fabric for? No forgot to get the fabric for the center stitching. |
If you would like to join us tonight for the Sew-In just pop over here:
4 comments:
The afghan is beautiful - I love the lacy looking border.
And of course, you know I adore that Scottie fabric - can't wait to see the bag.
xo
Lynn
What a beautiful afghan. The border added a whole other dimension to it. Lovely! She will have it her whole life.
Brenda, your afghan turned out so beautiful! What fabulous, bright, happy colors! This will be a treasure for sure!
MGM
WOW! I Love that lacy look. You are good girlfriend! I can't wait to see your bag. I think I enjoy your Friday night sew-ins! I do. They inspire me!
You are going to have to join us sometime this summer at one of our stitchery group sessions. There is an all day one going on today. I gotta get moving and get off of this computer!
Cindy Bee
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