Thanks for visiting 'SIBOL' today.
I am so pleased to be showcasing three new SIBOLS. I would like to thank each and everyone of you that have contributed Squares for these Blankets. It's quite a milestone because we have now made 120 'Sunshine Blankets' and 3,000 beautiful Squares have now been assembled! Wow!
The first one has a name and it's called 'Pastels in a Paintbox!'. (SIBOL 118). The Squares have been made by Jean B and also Emily both Ladies from the UK.
If you remember Jean B sent me 'nearly' enough Squares for two Blankets. On the above Blanket I had to add a few of Emilys to make the 25. They matched so well together! Here is the first Blanket that I made with Jean B's Squares! This one is called 'Pastel Dreams'.
I am very grateful to both Ladies Jean B and Emily. I will be putting the second of these Blankets into a Slide Show at the end of this post. The Granny Squares were beautiful, all in gorgeous Pastel colours which are my favourite. I really loved making these Blankets and it's our 'Good old Granny' once again that has been made by Emily and Jean.
SIBOL 119 has also been finished. This is a Blanket full of gorgeous Flower Squares! Just take a look at the individual Squares. They are truly works of Art!. You know Flower Squares are my favourite!
SIBOL120 arrived in the post today. 'Jean Nock' very kindly assembled this Blanket for me. I send her the yarn and the Squares and she always comes up with a beautiful Blanket! Thank you so much Jean Nock! The Squares are lovely once again. Take a look at this one.
Thanks to everyone that has sent me Squares for these pretty Blankets, I love them all!
I hope you will sit back now and view the Slide Show coming up. Let's have a closer look at these 'Sunshine Blankets'.
WOW. 120 blankets and 3000 squares. How many blankets did you plan on making when you started this, Sue?
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful milestone!
Thank you for letting me be a small piece of it.
Love,
Kay
Congrats to you! I was just telling my yarn group last week about your wonderful work. Blessings to all, Tammy
ReplyDeleteWow Sue what an amazing achievement Well done!! and they look wonderful. x
ReplyDeleteDearest Sue, What a wonderful body of work - and still growing. Give yourself a pat on the back - you are the Queen Bee!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jennifer xxx