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Wanna see this one with me?
I love going to the movies (mostly for the popcorn), but when my daughter and I get together we quote silly movie lines back and forth with each other and giggle and try to figure out to which of our favorite flicks the lines belong.
When I asked my Facebook fans to help me name this one, I received soooo many fabulous suggestions, but this movie-themed one seemed to really resonate with me!
Made with bits of I Love This Cotton from my stash, it is super quick, easy and fun to make. And the way the colors change really make my wee heart sing!
I used a lot of different colors on this one, but you can use fewer or more, and make it any size you want.
Take a peek at what Marisa, one of my fabulous testers, did with her colors...
Gorgeous, huh?! I love having color options so you can make a piece truly your own! And I love the idea of busting your stash!
This is my first design that I have used tassels, and I'm really excited about how they turned out! Best part--no weaving of pesky tails as they are incorporated into the tassels! Phew!
If you want to read more about the pattern and snag a copy, follow the links to one of my shops.
And remember, there is a coupon code (ESAVE3) on Etsy if you want a discount. For every $16.50 you put in your cart, save $3 at checkout. Happy Day!!
I'm ready to roll out another design really soon! Stay tuned! (Credits roll...)
| On the Board | -- Many things are good. Many are important. But only a few are essential. ~~D. Todd Christofferson
Love the blanket, but I particularly love Marisa's colors. Is it a scarf? Are Marisa's colors and the scarf directions included in this pattern, please? Thanks, Anne
ReplyDeleteThe blanket pattern is for the blanket only. Marisa said she used Drops Paris yarn. It would be simple to make it as a scarf by using the included multiples to attain the length you desire and then work the repeat rows to the desired width of scarf you want.
DeleteLindo colorido!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love the vibrant colours in this and the name is perfect. As for using pesky ends as part of a tassel - what an amazing idea!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jane!
DeleteBeautiful... xx
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely blanket! I pinned it!
ReplyDeleteThank you and thanks for pinning!
DeleteBeautiful blanket! you always have such innovative ideas!!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Preeti! You are always so kind! I don't know about innovative, but I do love playing with yarn and color!
DeleteI loved the quote by Elder Christofferson! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI adore him! You are very welcome!
DeleteLovely design.
ReplyDeleteOff to browse your shop.
Thank you, Paula! Please let me know if you have any questions.
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