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A Different Kind of Baby Blanket

Some of you may be tired of all my blankets,
so this is the last for a few weeks at least.
I have to give my exhausted achey hands a break.
I used regular yarn for this blanket because I 
did not want all the ladies in the branch to
walk around with the same color blankets.
Plus, the expectant mommy was unsure if she was
having a boy or a girl.  I did not want to go green or yellow,
so I went blues and purple.
This pattern is Sweet Memento.
The next blanket I will be working
on is for a little girl and I am
quite excited about the yarns I have chosen.
Stay Tuned.

Comments

Remodelaholic said…
Marsha- you find the greatest pattersn! I love it! Good job!

(your hand really must be tired, it is hard work!)

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