My Quatrain Afghan

  

I love these colors.  One of my favorites so far.

Bordered in Impeccable Soft Taupe

4 x 6

10 rounds plus border

FINISHED 12/1/2023

The Pragmatic Afghan

For this one I used 3-4 oz. skeins of variegated or striping yarn.  Never knew how they'd come out! I got two blocks from some of the skeins, so they'll go into another afghan.

Borders are from one pound of BIG TWIST (from JoAnn's)  Lots and lots left over.

4 x 6 blocks

11 rows with border

The Razzle-Dazzle Afghan

4 x 7 blocks

10 rows, no border

I love the way this one came out...so bright and colorful.  There's no unifying single crochet border around the outside edge, because as much as I love that look, I didn't want to introduce a skinny framing colors, so I'm leaving it like this.  I've actually been calling it my "unedged beauty."

The Odds and Ends Afghan

Early Fall 0f 2023

Using up odds and ends, trying to not purchase any more yarn (hardee har har)

11th/Border row done in White - Took less than 2 (7-oz.) skeins of Loops & Threads

4 x 6 = 24 blocks

The Novato Afghan

     When I was at Dede's in July for two weeks, I spent a lot of time crocheting.  I finished the first project I started, then we headed to JoAnn's for a new set of yarn colors.  There were not many choices, the yarn selections were super picked over.  So I settled for combinations of grays, blues, and light browns.  Once I got home, I decided to edge them because I like the look of a final row of single crochet all around the outside border - makes it look complete and neat.

      10 rounds

      11th round/border = Loops & Threads Soft classic (7 oz.) Mustard - took 2 skeins with plenty left over

      (still sewing together today, will probably be 4 x 6 or 7 when finished)