On the 6th of July I started crocheting this temperature afghan. I finished it yesterday.
I made a scale of yarn from warmer colors to cooler colors. I am also making a temperature afghan for my two married kids. So this equates to 3 hexagons per day from 6th of July until now. Yes, it was a lot of work. I had to be so good with keeping record of the temperatures. I am so impressed with myself that I did not get miles behind on this project.
O lovely hexies!
I had a bit of help last night doing the final round of the border. Somebody came to lie on my afghan, on my lap! That put a bit of a spoke in the progress works. But isn't he adorable?
I am so thrilled with this afghan and will post pictures of the other two as I finish them. That should happen this week! Oh, I forgot to mention that my afghan measured temperatures in Chester, New Hampshire! Just in case you were wondering.
Have a lovely day.
Love
Chantal
wow - your afghan is wonderful! I grew up cuddled under them with cats. isn't this New England weather crazy?
ReplyDeletethat's fantastic! I've never seen one done with hexies. so cool! I think about doing one but was thinking rows. nice work!
ReplyDeleteCongratulation Chantal on this lovely finish AND on keeping on top of these hexi projects. WOW! Three! You rock!! ;^)
ReplyDeleteYou should be very proud of this project. What a contemporary look just based on temperatures. It's amazing.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your afghan. I had great intentions of making a hexie version but couldn't decide on fabrics. Some day! I would be super fun to have several people across the US make something with the same yarn or fabric or ?? and then compare at the end.
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