Here are three variations of log cabin knitting, done up for baby blankets. The first two were done in one big square from the center out; the third was made in four squares that could have been put together in a number of ways. Unfortunately, it has a number of errors in it and is, as they say around here, best viewed from the back of a galloping horse passing by.
Speaking of errors, that first one should have had a dark blue square in place of the light blue square in the middle for the pattern to have made more sense. Ah, well.
I believe I like the middle one best, as it reminds me somewhat of some Amish quilts (made of solid color fabrics) that I have seen.
2 comments:
Your selfless tireless zenlike generosity (constantly knitting blankets and sweaters for babies far and wide) deserves some kind of honor... so I'm hereby bestowing upon you the Big Heart Award!!!!
I vote for the first one done in a variety of bright colors.
I like to knit but I also like to crochet and I find baby blankets go much faster in crochet and there's some wonderful patterns. Crochet does take more yarn though. I admire you for knitting all these lovely things.
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