One Good Thing Deserves Another

As usually happens when I knit a feel good project, I immediately cast on for another charity baby blanket.  If you've been reading my blog, you know I run in cycles.  I like to knit something until it's run its course.  This often means I'll knit the same thing several times.  It makes me more efficient.  I learn as I knit... the pattern... the rhythm... some mistakes.... what yarn works best.... how much yarn.... etc.

From Start to Finish

I used the following:

• US Size 15 needles (could have used either 15 or 13s)
• 2 skeins Red Heart Baby Econo - Color 1926 Sweet Dreams
• 1 skein - Red Heart Soft Baby - Color 7737 Powder Pink
• 1 skein - unlabeled pink yarn - probably Red Heart or Caron
• Pattern - Major Knitter's Oh So Soft Baby Blanket

I knit this for a solid two days straight and am happy to present a FO in no time at all.  I probably should have given it a rest, but it was the perfect back-to-school knitting.  

Now I have two blankets to send to Jackson Recovery Centers' Women & Children's Center.  Yippy.

Comments

[Beth]

That was amazingly fast! Very pretty blanket, too.

[Kathy b]

I'm a potato chip knitter too. And I
Baby
Blanket
Knitting too

[Lisa K]

Amazing! You are so fast.