
I'm currently on the decrease for the top and I don't feel that I've really set myself up for any real challenge. So I pulled out the Left Over Sock Yarn Blanket...

This is really all that I've done so far. Pathetic really. 15 squares. This is where I think I'm going to set myself up for a REAL challenge. I'm planning on knitting ALL My Left Over Sock Yarn for the remaining days of Olympics.

Each square measures 3.5 inches. Currently the blanket is 17.5 inches and I plan on making a 60 x 80 size blanket. Lots and Lots of squares. 414 squares to be exact. Yes, that's right... Four Hundred and Fourteen squares.
I'm off to knit!
3 comments:
That really is some under taking. But I have found that watching the Olympics is making me knit faster as it can get pretty exciting at times.
You're sizzling like bacon! :D
I'm making progress, too, but nothing compared to yours. Which sock yarn blanket pattern are you using?
I warned you beamont was easier than it looked. Your is turning out beautiful.
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