The colder
weather calls for warm and comfy blankets. A while ago I made these two blankets
with vertical stripes, but I never gave them the proper attention in my
blog…until now:
El clima frío provoca
a cubrirse con frazadas, calientitas y confortables. Hace un tiempo hice estas dos frazadas de
franjas verticales, pero no les di un lugar especial…hasta ahora:
VERTICAL STRIPES in crochet
FRANJAS VERTICALES en ganchillo
I made this
blanket with a bulky yarn (Cisne Verona) in moss green and espresso brown, and
used a big crochet needle (size N 10mm).
Esta frazada la hice
con una lana gruesa (Cisne Verona) en colores verde musgo y café tostado. Utilicé una aguja muy gruesa de crochet
(ganchillo), de 10 mm.Cisne Verona |
I love the
texture of this yarn. And to add even
more texture, I made the stitches in the back loop on the row where I changed
colors (though not always), and also made some stripes wider than others. Believe it or not, most of the blanket is
made is sc (simple crochet).
Me encanta la textura
de esta lana. Y para darle aún más
textura, hice las puntadas en la parte de atrás, para hacerlo resaltar, cada
vez que cambiaba de color. Las franjas
tienen diferente grosor. Créanlo o no,
casi toda la frazada está hecha de puntos sencillos (medio pilar).
LOOM STRIPES
FRANJAS EN TELAR
I made this
other blanket with a loom, but it could also be done with knitting needles as well
(as simple as *knit, purl*). Each color
stripe is made separately, and then joined in a zigzag fashion with simple
crochet (sc) on each side. I love to mix
crochet and knitting techniques in the same project.
I also knitted the cushion in cables and garter st on the borders.
que lindas frazada, parecen bien abrigaditas, yo sigo con mi crecent moon:) abrazo amiga.!
ReplyDeleteWauv again, your so creativ with Neadels.
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