I’m about 1/2 way through this project and I love it. I’ve been crocheting a little less than a year, and it’s my favorite thing I’ve made so far. I can do about 1 square an evening, but I keep getting interrupted by gift projects. I can’t wait to finish this.
Just a beautiful pattern. Great thing is that after a bit of a learning curve to crochet the leaf into a square , I think it came out pretty good considering I had to start over a couple of times. All in all, good pattern, beautiful yarn (DOESN'T SPLIT!)
I’m about 1/2 way through this project and I love it. I’ve been crocheting a little less than a year, and it’s my favorite thing I’ve made so far. I can do about 1 square an evening, but I keep getting interrupted by gift projects. I can’t wait to finish this.
Just a beautiful pattern. Great thing is that after a bit of a learning curve to crochet the leaf into a square , I think it came out pretty good considering I had to start over a couple of times. All in all, good pattern, beautiful yarn (DOESN'T SPLIT!)
If you're thinking about this afghan kit, get it! The pictures don't do it justice! The "dark brown" in the photo is actually a deep plum, and the golden color is more orange-gold. It's stunning! The pattern is tricky, but it becomes apparent why you're doing what you're doing once you start working on it, if that makes sense. To go from an abstract leaf to a square in one round is amazing. The writer of this pattern deserves a standing ovation! The patience required to develop it is something I would never have, but the results are incredible. My only complaint is that I wish the size of each square was in the pattern somewhere. It calls for an "I" hook, and I'm using an "E" according to the gauge, but my squares are turning out larger than I think they should be. Hopefully it all works out!:)
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