Aug 15 2011
Just completed a throw for my sister with 12” squares and I decided to make one for my home, but using 10” squares this time.

As with all projects made for myself, they take a back seat, so other projects take precedence! Hence, these squares have been in my project box for a year now (where does the time go?)

Aug 2012

I have finished all of the squares and have decided to add a beige border to each one to get them all to 33 dc on each side + 2 dc, ch 2, 2dc for corners.14 October 2012

September 2012

I’m going to extend this afghan to make it big enough for my daughters bed, as she has taken a liking to it. I can always make another blanket for the sofa in the conservatory.

3 November 2012

I have frogged the part of the border and have taken one row of squares off the top of the blanket and will add them to the side to make the blanket shorter and wider, so it fits Cathy’s double bed.

I have made a few more squares so I have the 36 required and have added the beige borders to 3 of them.

All the pattern details are on my project pages for each square.

1: Pineapple Blossom
2: Yarn Clouds Square.
3: Love & Honor Square.
4: High Noon Square.
5: Ruffle Go Round Square.
6: Number 10 Square.
7: Marvelous Mauve Square.
8: Flower Burst Square8.
9: Tiptoe Through the Tulips.
10: Pretty in Pink Square
11: Falling Star Square
12: Lotus Blossom
13: Dilly Dahlia
14: Sweet Peas Square
15: Drop in the Bucket Square
16. Potholder Flower Square
17: Promise Petals
18: Basket of Berries
19: Mothers Corsage
20: Wish Upon a Star
21: Circle of Friends
22: Granny Square 1
23: Chocolate Delight
24: Arches Square
25: Twisted Garden Square
26: Crocodile Stitch Square - Dahlia
27: Lady’s Lace
28: Kaleidoscope Square
29: Blue on Blue Square
30: Copper Tones Square
31: Dalliance Square
32: Lacy Sun Square
33: Fuschia Square
34: Fudge Square
35 Monkeyshine Square
36: Winterslace Square
37: Amethyst Square

Note to self:

When joining, join vertically and then horizontally, over the vertical st at the corners.