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Tuesday, 04 March 2008

perfect match...

You would have thought that the lovely Tamara had enough on her plate fashioning beautiful bows..however, out of the blue, a parcel turned up on my front doorstep containing this piece of loveliness for the baby in progress...

Tamaras_quilt
Tamara chose the colour scheme especially to match the crochet blanket, (draped over the top),  that I am making. (I forgot to take a picture of the back but it in a chocolate brown spot fabric). Such a thoughtful and generous gift - really makes me appreciate the amazing friends I have made via this blog.
(As to her suggestion that if I didn't really like it, I could maybe use it as a playmat or something .....I'm thinking  not!)

By the way the blanket was progressing beautifully- I say was, because once I had reached about the two thirds point, I realised that it had taken on a distinct lean to one side. More of a parallelogram than a rectangle. Don't know what I did, or why I didn't notice it earlier but after a few days of looking at it, I decided to rip it all back to the first five rows . Which I did. So now I am working away at it again, hopefully to end up with a non- leaning blanket!

Thank you, Tamara, for your gift...it will be will used and treasured ( and no doubt dribbled on and covered in baby love!) Oh and happy one year blog anniversary ( Tamara's having a celebratory giveaway so drop by and say hello!)

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Comments

its beautiful:)

So you were the lucky one? It is gorgeous, isn't it?

How lovely-what a thoughtful friend-they go so well together

It's lovely!

What a lovely gift for a new baby!! I hope that the parallelogram gets sorted out because it looks great too!

What a lovely baby quilt! Really sweet of her.
You ripped the crocheted blanket? Oh my.
Oh my.
I think you did nothing wrong with the pattern, it does lean indeed. It's not that obvious when making a scarf like I did, but will become more apparent the wider the crocheted piece is...
Oh, it looked SO NICE!!!
I hope to see the finished blanket one day, it'll be such a pretty one.

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