I did it! I finished my second blanket. Well, it isn't really mine, it is currently en route to California as a house-warming gift. Did I mentioned I am happy-dancing around the apartment because it is finished? Oh, I am. You don't even know.
It wasn't difficult, this blanket. Each individual triangle was a cinch. Even connecting them as you go was a cinch. BUT. The connecting involved paying attention. You have to drop the loop and pick it back up so it wraps about the neighboring triangle --> you have to watch where you are putting the hook --> which means half the blanket cannot be accomplished while watching a movie or Doc Martin. --> I didn't work on it as diligently as I should have. --> it was the project that just kept going and going like the energy bunny, but with me energy-less --> and so I am happy-dancing it around the house since it is finally finished.
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| top: where six triangles meet; middle: pretty triangles; bottom: border |
Anyway, I am pleased. I didn't use the suggested colors, but I like them! Here are the details:
dark blue yarn | Bernat Super Value | used for E
dark purple yarn | Red Heart Super Saver | used for C
light blue yarn | Red Heart Super Saver | used for D
light purple yarn | Red Heart Super Saver | used for B
cream yarn | Red Heart Super Saver | used for F
gray yarn | Red Heart Super Saver | used for A
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| breaking it in... hehe. |