Crocheted Scallop Border on Lollipop Oddball Blanket
The Lollipop Oddball Blanket is now complete and on its way back to the person who will deliver it to some lucky little baby in a Connecticut hospital.
After knitting the loose basketweave section in red, I crocheted a pretty scallop in yellow to finish it off. Here it is...
The is the exact same scallop pattern I used on the Tutti Frutti Oddball Blanket back in January, except that I worked a slip stitch between each 5 dc scallop instead of a single crochet. I also only worked 2 rounds of single crochet around the blanket before working the scallop border instead of 3. I find that the worsted weight blankets only require 2 rounds before the decorative border because the yarn is so much bigger than the sport weight used in the preemie blankets.
These bright colors will provide good visual stimulation for some new little baby, along with all the love and warmth that was knit and crocheted into this Lollipop blanket.
Happy Stitching!

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After knitting the loose basketweave section in red, I crocheted a pretty scallop in yellow to finish it off. Here it is...
Happy Stitching!

Click here to return to HookedOnNeedles.com
Labels: afghan, baby blanket, crochet, crochet pictures, Oddball blanket, scallop border
3 Comments:
Love the scalloped edging. Perfect timing too. The nights are getting chilly.
By
Abby and Stephanie, At
September 29, 2009 at 4:24 PM
A reeally sweet border for a sweet quilt!
Hugs - Lurline♥
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Lurline, At
September 29, 2009 at 8:53 PM
Perfect border for such a sweet blanket. Your part of the blanket is lovely. Some little baby is going to stay nice and cozy this winter. :)
By
Pat, At
September 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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