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It’s turning out great, Connie! Ann McManus in PA Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2023 2:08 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [yarnmongers] Mixed layout-baby blanket Thanks, Jenny! I am my own

Thanks, Jenny! I am my own worst critic for sure. Here’s a pic with 3 of the long seams done. I do think the pink seam helps hide the differences in the white. Connie

Thanks Jaya! Connie

I can't really see the differences unless I am looking for them. I say go for it! It looks good -- Jaya http://knitsarina.blogspot.com/

Connie, I actually can't see the different whites clearly. I'm sure the baby won't either. If it pleases your critical eye it is sure to be lovely. Jenny

Added a couple pink strands for seams. Connie

?Keep in mind that I have decided to use the pink yarn to join all the columns and rows— and probably a scalloped border to mimic the petals of the flowers. My hope is that the pink between each

?Finally! All those ends (around 450) have been woven in. ?. Not my favorite thing. I think that took as long to do as crocheting each block. I think this works best. I’ve tried others, but

very nice!

Thank you! Connie

Thank you! Now to weave in ends and seam them together. Ugh. Connie

It’s very pretty, Connie. Ann McManus in PA

And it is lovely!Lise in NJSent from my T-Mobile 5G Device

It is crib size instead of square. Connie

My DH just suggested making a Diamond design with the bright white. Connie

I like the outer border idea, Connie. Jenny

It should, it's just a controlled stain. Coffee works too but it tends to be darker.?Sent from my T-Mobile 5G Device

Will that work for acrylic? Connie

Mixing in the different hues would probably work well. If the difference is enough to make you crazy, you could rinse the bright ones in cold tea to dim them down -- test beforehand for timing

Here’s the blanket so far Connie