Inspiration can be found just about anywhere! Autumn and I are busy crocheting baby afghans. Hers is for a soon to be born baby Isaac who happens to have a sage green and brown nursery. Mine is for a soon to be born Lydia. I considered going with purple for her, but the Neapolitan colors were too delicious to turn my back on.
OHHH, I would so love to sit down with you and let you show me how to do this ripple pattern!
ReplyDeleteThose colors are awesome!!!☺
Those are both SO BEAUTIFUL! I wish I could crochet like that! I can't make anything but dish cloths! lol
ReplyDeletelove jessica
Oh so cute! Great job on both - wow!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, makes me hungry for some mint chocolate chip ice cream!!!
oh I love these color choices, Tracy...what a great gift.
ReplyDelete~deby
Love these! How fun to give an ice cream blankie to a baby!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! This makes me want to pick up my crochet hooks and my knitting needles again! :-)
ReplyDelete*Love* the colors! Especially the Neopolitan.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful Tracy and I love the *neopolitan* ... my daughter once did her room in pink and chocolate :o)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Dallas
These are so lovely! I have one in this pattern in blues and white that was made for my husband and I as a wedding present! It is one of my special treasures!! Handmade gifts like this are the best!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you,
Sharon
Etsy????
ReplyDeleteI love them. Love them. Both of them. They're modern and classic all in one.
And I love the title of this post! :)
What beautiful colors you chose! I never would of thought of those for a baby's nursery but they actually work very well together. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThey are both so pretty! I can't seem to get into my knitting while it's so hot outside.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully started! I can't decide which I like best, but the names certainly suit them!
ReplyDeleteIt must be so wonderful to be able to sit and work on a project with your grown girls. To share a passion with them, and time. What a wonderful thing to have!
What yummy baby afghans! Two little sweeties are going to be deliciously cuddled.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! I love the ripple pattern!
ReplyDelete~Kelli
So lovely. I'm deep into baby crocheting myself: just finished a baby sweater and now off to work on a cap and booties. :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautifu afghans Tracy! I would love to learn how to crochet!! Blessings!!
ReplyDeleteHOW BEAUTIFUL! and what cherished gifts these will be
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