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Wow. So Cute! It looks so soft, too. Owen is very lucky. I never crocheted anything other than dishcloths. I just cannot understand how to read the pattern...
ReplyDeleteWell, I've seen some really nifty afghans that are basically dishcloths sewn together. Check out my earlier post (Making A Home) for something similar to this. I bet you could do it! Just make squares that have the same number of stitches on all sides, and sew them together. That would be a fun one! Thanks for the comment!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! My husband was given one just like this when he was born. My mother-in-law passed it to my son when he was born. Things like this are very memorable. Great job!
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