I've always loved those crocheted granny square throws, but I don't know how to crochet...
I decided to use my 2.5" squares to make a quilt inspired by this look. I'm hoping that sashing them with a nice wide white strip will give them the look I'm going for.
what a clever idea jolene! i might have to copy you! ;)
ReplyDeleteYou need to learn but in the meantime! Great block!
ReplyDeletethat's a really cool idea! Love the way the blocks look and can't wait to see the whole thing.
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great idea, they look really pretty, BUT you should learn to crochet, it's easy and fast.
ReplyDeleteThis will be so awesome...great idea!
ReplyDeleteAnother inspiring post. Thank-you
ReplyDeleteLooks gorgeous.. will be just IT.. Fresh as always...:O)) Good luck...
ReplyDeletelove it!!
ReplyDeleteLove your idea - very pretty blocks! What a great way to use and show off those cute 2.5" squares. These are so tempting to try out!
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Adorable! I love the vintage hanger too.
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting idea! I love your translation.
ReplyDeleteThose blocks are so cute, I love the colors! They would make a nice pillow too.
ReplyDeleteI love the blocks! :o)
ReplyDeleteI learned how to crochet last
year and really am enjoying it.
Have a great day. Trish
I have done some crocheting and I like the 'granny square' idea. But give me fabric and a rotary cutter anytime over yarn and a hook! (just a preference....) I just may have to give this idea a try......
ReplyDeleteYou have great ideas.....
Sweet blocks and lovely vintage hangers.
ReplyDeleteThey're wonderful! I can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteAh, crocheting is so much more relaxing too. I like hand embroidery and crocheting...cause I can be in 'the middle of things' and sit with the fam in the living room...rather than tucked away in my corner muttering frustrations at my sewing machine! :) Hope you are well, Jo!
ReplyDeleteI love the blocks
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