Sadly, my OCD tendencies just could not cope with the chaos and a solution had to be found, even though I was reassured that round-ish blankets are also quite fetching and have their place in home décor.
But ...
I - just - could - not - deal - with - it
Already someone has suggested that this pattern would make a nice Christmas afghan, with red flowers (poinsettas) and a dark green background. Hmmm!
Now all I have to do is write up the pattern, take the photos, get my testers on their starting blocks and then I can finally offer it for sale - maybe even before the Gingerbread Cookie makes his appearance.
14 comments:
Looks great Mrs. Gingerbread lady! The colours are lovely, and I love the shape. Get ready to lose those OCD tendencies when the cookie arrives!!! ;0) xxx
very pretty - would love to sign up to test this one!
Can't wait to see how you deal with the OCD tendencies after the crumb arrives - probably better than I have!
Blessings
Karen
Gorgeous afghan! I hope you take a little time for yourself to relax before that cookie comes out of the oven!
Oh that came out great!!!!
Oohh Gorgeous!
Simply beautiful.
Lovely blanket. Hang in there. Not long now, is gets pretty boring, just being a big swirling melon like thing....
Beautiful blanket, lovely colours :)
Lovely blanket.
I do have the worst trouble reading your letters which prove I am not a robot. Anyway, your blanket is lovely.
Thank you all very much for your comments! The pattern is nearly done, I'm just waiting for a bright day to take some photos.
@ Carla: I have dreadful trouble reading those anti-spam filter words as well. I have a feeling that someone in Silicon Valley is having a laugh at our expense ...
where can we get this pattern? is it available yet?
Tricia - you're the one who finally prompted me to PUBLISH this pattern! It's for sale on this site (see the 'Patterns for Sale' link on the right-hand side.) It has been tested - three times - but nonetheless, please let me know if you find any oddities or nonsense.
Would you give up your symptoms commonly referred to as OCD if it meant you would lose your creativity?
I love daisies - part of my favorite poem!! "... if I had to live my life over, I would pick more daisies."
MY symptoms commonly referred to as ADD and OCD are amazing gifts to me. Drive other people nuts but, oh well.
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