I am the grateful recipient of 15 Afghan books. Yippee! Just imagine 15 "books" of afghan patterns. The majority of patterns are for crocheted afghans, but there are quite a few knit ones as well. The photo shows two of my favorites. The cover in the middle left of the photo shows an afghan made in panels crocheted in afghan stitch and then embroidered and the afghan on the right is called Inishmore. This is an Unger booklet with no publication date, but it was priced at U.S. $1.50 which suggests that it's been a while since it was published. On the inside of this booklet is another knitted afghan called "Candlelight" which is also a candidate high on the list of afghans to be made one of these days. Thank you Kathy M. for such a lovely gift.
Friday, February 2, 2007
Afghan Nirvana
I am the grateful recipient of 15 Afghan books. Yippee! Just imagine 15 "books" of afghan patterns. The majority of patterns are for crocheted afghans, but there are quite a few knit ones as well. The photo shows two of my favorites. The cover in the middle left of the photo shows an afghan made in panels crocheted in afghan stitch and then embroidered and the afghan on the right is called Inishmore. This is an Unger booklet with no publication date, but it was priced at U.S. $1.50 which suggests that it's been a while since it was published. On the inside of this booklet is another knitted afghan called "Candlelight" which is also a candidate high on the list of afghans to be made one of these days. Thank you Kathy M. for such a lovely gift.
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