#patchwork blanket

[heartnosekid]

blankie ray painting 🛌🧸 by shelbydegarmo on ig

[cecilyacat]

Row 27/31, 432/496 pieces

Another choir rehearsal weekend, another row done! After focusing on my sweater and the needle-punched rug that still needs finishing, I put the blanket on the back burner for a bit. But I'm back at it, adding 13 during rehearsals and evening activities this weekend. I would have gotten more done but I finished the row in the middle of one of the evening lectures so I had to sit through the end before being able to take a picture 😅 Now I'm off for holidays so this is my main project for the week and the journey. I didn't bother separating out a batch of pieces to take with me as there are only 64 left (a nice round number for a software developer like me 😃) so I just brought them all. Let's see how far I'll get!

Traditional photo taken by my friend this weekend, this time without me smiling because BLANKET BIG (I'm 1,70m 😁)

Bonus picture of me trimming the woven in ends while also trying to keep the discarded ones in my hand, which prompted my friend to call this "serial killer mode" 😆

(In case anyone was wondering: I'm sewing these during rehearsals when I'm not singing or having to hold the sheet music in my hands. A lot of singers are crafting during rehearsals and as long as you're not disrupting anything, it's absolutely no problem. This weekend I saw knitting, crochet, cord making, embroidery plus my sewing of knitting. I've previously also seen tatting, spinning with a drop spindle and knotting friendship bracelets (is there a special term for this?). You can see my sheet music peeking out under the blanket on my knee 😃 my neighbours are periodically touching the different pieces for a texture experience 😁)

The pattern is as always "Puzzle Pieces" by Megan Ellinger and can be found on Ravelry. Find my other progress posts under "#puzzle pieces blanket".

Secret bonus Tilly picture!

[hedge-bitch-madeline]

crochet shit at 11pm

[mrs-mikko-rantanen]

Working on a project to try and thin down my yarn hoard. Knit/crocheted squares for a patchwork blanket. I've finished 12 of 80 squares done so far.

[grimandlovely]

Snuggle up this winter with Grim & Lovely's handmade patchwork baby blankets!

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[icklebecca]

So I'm knitting a patch work blanket as a memorial for my dog who passed in November, as her favourite thing was to deal and claim every blanket I ever made.

Exhibit A.

I decided to make it two colours, her main colour and her favourite colour... Only I didn't realise they were the colour profile for something else till I put the patches next to each other to get and idea of how it will look and well I done fucked up.

It's Dennis the fucking menace colours... Thankfully the old mut went almost completely grey so another colour has been orderd as as much as I enjoyed the show as a kid, I don't wanna look like a massive fan as an adult. Even in death, that dog is making me look like a fool. 😋🫣❤️

[wyrmscraft]

I had a nice pastel jelly roll and found this cute pattern at MSQC. I picked out the light teal for the pinwheel accent and a soft beige for the border and binding and did some simple straight line quilting on my domestic.

I should do this again. It was fun and fast and looks great.

[loichte]

Crochet for grandma Pattern: In Treble Afghan- Yulie Jaeger / Ravelry

[nymori]

I love making quilts and blankets, but when I offered one from my stack to a friend, they said that they really only wanted a blue one... so I made this! It started as a spite project but turned into something much better.

The front is made from upholstery samples that I got from a free event aimed at giving away items being sent to landfills. Because of the variety of fabric materials and types, it's a textural wonderland, with each square feeling very different from the ones next to it.

The back is flannel cotton, which is far less interesting.

The moon applique is a completely new technique for me, and one that I'm excited to try again in the future.

I hope my friend likes it. If not, I'll scream! Or at least be really bummed. This thing took a lot of work, and I'm honestly pretty proud of the results.

[geritarish]

Finally done with this quilted blanket for my friend's baby :). I really love how it turned out ! The quilting was done by hand and I find it a really relaxing process.

More details under ->

[tj-crochets]

Crafting forecast has changed! Some local organizations are looking for, well, a lot of things for disaster relief, but the one I can help with is the request for baby blankets so I am switching into baby blanket mode for I don't know how long

[elderwisp]

i still think about your ares edit almost daily - the one where he’s 💦 wet 💦 - and i know you mentioned that you were trying out some new things from tutorials

if you don’t mind… what are some of your fave blender tutorials/tutorial makers?

THE EMOJI I'M DEAD

ok so i have like a combobulation of knowledge and i've tested out cycles and eevee! i don't have a preference just yet because they perform different things, i think of it more like using a pen or a pencil, it just depends on the occasion! but here's a list of different tuts, tut makers and even a discord!

⋆｡°✩ the first is @nepotisim's blender haven discord! there are different tutorials as well as a help section but you can learn finer details!

⋆｡°✩ i used this video to introduce me to rendering and the basics. once i was comfortable, i followed this video and it's just a tad bit more in depth!

⋆｡°✩ @salemssimblr has a tumblr dedicated to blender tut/tips and tricks! I learned about environmental lighting here! Ash has also been super helpful in any questions I've had!

⋆｡°✩ @sikoi has a speedrun edit! it's cool to see everyone's process

⋆｡°✩ @missatan has a skin tutorial as well as a bunch of other tutorials!

⋆｡°✩ also! i just stumbled upon @wistfulpoltergeist's tutorials!

also also! a big thank you to everyone listed in this ask! ˗ˋˏ ♡ ˎˊ˗

[atlas-jack]

hey knitblr!!! yall were so so nice when i expressed figuring out how to do a pattern i really liked. well, heres how its going! this is my first real knitting project and im working on a patchwork blanket! theyre 7"x7" squares and i got 5 balls of yarn so by my reckoning i think ill have about 20 squares in the end.

i need to do a green checkered one but before that im doing some experimentation for my next style - im doing a zig zag pattern which is going pretty well!

currently unsure how to weave ends in and sew together but ill learn that once all my squares are ready!

[secretly-a-catamount]

My grandma accidentally bought a hand-sewn Doctor Who themed patchwork blanket, but she doesn’t even know what Doctor Who is.

[grimandlovely]

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[zaraillustrates]

I was commissioned by Hopkins Children’s Magazine to illustrate an opening spread about the complex care team at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. 

The illustrated patchwork quilt represents the care team’s crucial role of bridging gaps in the treatment of children with complicated conditions.

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