Wool-Eater CAL 2012

Effective, textured, an absolute show-stopper the Wool-Eater has become a favourite among many! Over on Ravelry 488 Wool-Eater projects have been made from 1572 queues! Have you had it queued with ‘must hook one-day’ . . . well, 2012 is the year!

Everyone, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crocheter, everyone, is invited to join in the Wool-Eater CAL for 2012 which will kick off on Wednesday, 11th of January!

We will all hook along together, providing support and encouragement to each other as we crochet each round! You might be agonizing over the next colour to use for the following round, ask and we’ll all chime in with suggestions! Maybe you’re finding the stitch technique a little daunting to begin with, don’t, take a breath and ask for assistance, it really is an easy rhythmic pattern, after a few rounds you’ll find it to be an extremely relaxing blanket to hook.

Be warned! The Wool-Eater is fittingly named. Munch, munch, munch . . . it consumes a lot of yarn! In saying that, it is a fab blanket for using up all the oddments of yarn from your stash. It has that WOW-factor about it and definitely worth every ounce of yarn consumed.

OK, so you’re eager to start, here’s the details:

  • Wool-Eater Wednesday will be the day officially declared to share your progress. I’ll be blogging my progress every Wednesday. Please ensure to a leave a link in the comment section of that post if you’ve blogged your progress also. Of course we’ll all be uploading our pics to the Flickr group along the way.
  • Is there a deadline . . . work at your own pace, we have a whole brand new year ahead of us. It is not a race to the finish line. I have set out a schedule below which I’ll be aiming to adhere to, but let me tell you, I definitely won’t be losing any sleep if I only find the time to work 1 round on any particular week.

Schedule:

NOTE: 1 Round (as mentioned above) = 2 actual physical rounds (I like to end on a ‘scallop’ round)

You may decide to stop upon completion of the 14th round and that will be perfectly fine. We will all be utilizing our blankets differently and required dimensions will vary. Me, I’ll be hooking a JUMBO one for Winter!

Mission for the week ahead:

  • Sign up! Simply leave a comment on this post so that we know you’re IN!
  • If you like, you can snag the ‘poster’ above and display it on your blog.
  • Pop over to Flickr and join the group.
  • Print out the FREE Wool-Eater instructions which you’ll find here!
  • Gather your supplies, basically all you’ll require is a crochet hook, sized to correspond to the yarn you’ll be using, a pair of scissors, a yarn needle for weaving in the ends as.we.go and of course YARN!

I find it’s NOT necessary to have a billion balls of yarn piled high to begin this project – a few balls to get started, that’s all. Let it develop!

Let the creativity flow!

I’m off now to think about colours!

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201 Responses to “Wool-Eater CAL 2012”
  1. Maggie Moore says:

    Would love to join the Wool Eater CAL! Can’t wait! :) Maggie, Daisy Patchwork

  2. Mariette Shepard says:

    I would love to join the wool eater group! Thanks for the invite!

  3. Lovely, lovely, lovely,
    My goal for 2012 is use my stash and buy no new stash.
    This is a perfect project for me.
    I can’t wait to begin!

  4. Louise says:

    Well, to tell the truth, i have been dreaming on this blanket for a few months now! so, i don’t know just now about the colours it’ll be but you can count me on this project that will bring my dream to reality (and to be broke ! )(plus i’ll get a chance to improve my english!)
    I’ll talk about it on my blog and will subscribe to the flicker group
    Thanks to you for this nice idea!

  5. Ana says:

    And I will be with your from Switzerland!

  6. Shannon says:

    I’d love to join in!! This will be fun! Plus, my husband will be so glad I’ll be using up some stash. It’s starting to take over the house! ;)

  7. helen says:

    I started a wooleater back in November.. I’ve completed 23 rounds so far but would love to join in and get the motivation to finish it off for the spring!

    You can have a look at my progress on my flickr account if you like… http://www.flickr.com/photos/61350162@N05/

  8. Isabell Sandoval says:

    I am in. Can’t wait to start.

  9. cakemix says:

    i would love to join along! have been wanting to make this for a bit now…
    thanks for organising!

  10. Gramma Rita says:

    Count me in! :) I know just the colors I am going to use. At least I think I do…unless I change my mind. ;)

  11. Laura says:

    I’ll definitely be there on the 11th!!! May not manage to work to your schedule Sarah but I’ll give it my best shot!!! xxx

  12. Sounds Inspiring and Fun – I might be a bit slower but I’m in, too!

  13. Becca H. says:

    Well, I haven’t had any New Year’s Goals to this point, but this one seems like a great fun project for the year! I’m in! Guess I better go join the Flickr group now….:)

  14. Amy says:

    I’m going to try it! It is such a beautiful blanket. I’m not sure I can follow the timeline with my work schedule, but I can’t wait to start it!

  15. Mary Brown says:

    I was really interested to see this as I have just made a blanket for a new baby in this particular stitch (Bavarian crochet) and used white, lemon, lavender, pale pink and pale green. I must say I was delighted with the end product as was my daughter.

    I read with great interest all of your articles – thank you.

  16. I also want to join the CAL ;o)

    Greetings from Germany!

  17. divinebird says:

    (hope this doesn’t post twice; my comp froze!)

    I am totally in. One of my goals this year is to work out of my stash of awesome yarns. This seems like a perfect project! Sign me up! :D

  18. I have never joined a CAL before this, and I think that I’m going to take part in this one. The wool eater is a lovely blanket and so different from the other afghans that I’ve made. I’m going to mull it over for the next week, but after seeing the lovely examples in the Flickr group pool, I think that I am hopelessly in love.

  19. Betty says:

    I would love to use some of my stash for this. Hope that works.

  20. Uta says:

    I’m in :D Can’t wait to start hooking!

  21. Rene says:

    I too have been wanting to try the wool eater blanket, so count me in too for the cal.

    Thanks,
    René

  22. Cathy says:

    I am excited to join in on the CAL!

  23. HelenaK says:

    Do you have to use wool or could you use any other yarn? What type of yarn do you use?
    Sounds like an interesting project.

  24. I’m joining the club..lol………wool-eater……..I want to sugest that we could make mini-clubs with our languages.For exemple,although I live in USA i’m portuguese, so I could be changing ideias with other ones that speak my language…What you think Sarah?
    Happy New Year for you..and my God bless you this year like He did in 2011.

  25. Anne Crabb says:

    I would love to join, may be a bit slow as already committed to loads of other KAL/CALs but I have a huge stash of yarn that needs eating!
    Are you going to have anythng on Ravelry as well?

  26. Denise Royal says:

    Can’t wait to get started.

  27. jemma says:

    I’ll give it a go – have been meaning to try this one for a while, this might make me do it.

  28. Gillian says:

    Hi Sarah,
    I would love to join in too please :)
    thank you for sharing the pattern and for the inspiration!

    Regards, Gillian

  29. Pauline says:

    I’m in. I have been meaning to make the wool eater blanket. Now I have the excuse. \cheers
    Pauline

  30. Karen says:

    I am fascinated by this pattern!! I am going to try but not sure how it will go! :D count me in!

  31. Renee says:

    I’m in! I had just started thinking about blanket projects that would use up all of those odd balls of yarn, what a great pattern for it.

  32. Dena says:

    I’m in and excited to get started! :)

  33. Helen Kennaugh says:

    Count me in!

  34. Natasha says:

    Ohhh I might have to have a play too!

  35. Anne F says:

    Count me in for this CAL, it is a wonderful pattern.

  36. Pam says:

    Sounds like fun, and I have long admired this pattern. I just need a little ‘push’ to get me started. I am in!!

  37. Sharon says:

    I am in for this and looking forward to seeing how we all go.

  38. Pomme de Pin says:

    I join also from Switzerland. Thanks

  39. Jane Cohn says:

    Well, I am in, also. this sounds like a lot of fun.

  40. Nancy says:

    Count me in too! It’s freeeeeeezing cold in New York and snowing, so what’s better than to crochet by the fire! :) And I love this pattern, have been wanting to make another with it.

    Nancy

  41. Roni says:

    This is fantastic…I just received my copy of “Learn to do Bavarian Crochet” yesterday and already started a hat for my daughter. A crochet-a-long sounds like much more fun than going it alone here in the Arizona desert where the nights can get quite cool!

    Roni

  42. Alette says:

    Don´t know what I´m getting into, don´t know if I can follow the schedule, but I will sure give it a try. So count me in :)

    Greetings from the Netherlands
    http://www.letscandy.nl

  43. Gigantic! Love it! I’m in….
    I will be displaying also my progress on my blog too.
    I am now looking for some nice colours…..
    Everyone, lots of, lots of luck and happiness!
    Lovely crochet regards XXX

  44. Gigantic! Love it!
    Count me in! I will also displaying my progress on my blog (http://roseshomemade.blogspot.com).
    At first, I will be looking for some nice colours!
    I wish everybody lots of fun and happiness with this project!
    Lovely crochet regards X

  45. tamairag says:

    I’m ready to give it a go! This will give me motivation to find time to crochet while sitting at home with my new baby! :)

  46. can’t wait! I love this pattern…

  47. Aerysia says:

    I’m in! This will be my first big project! :D

  48. MagsApprentice says:

    I’m in…the most fun I will have with mine is that I have such a mish-mosh of colors in my stash that it will be an ugly gorgeous blanket!!! Can’t wait to see what I pull out of the bins and get used up!!! Happy hooking all!

  49. Bridget Jones says:

    Joining in from Tennessee! I am so excited, this is my first crochet-along :)

  50. Tids says:

    I’ve had this saved on Pinterest for a while. Let’s do it!! No more just looking at the pretty pictures…

  51. Lauren says:

    Love the wool eater. I am in!

  52. ogranny says:

    I’m in. Love the pattern.

  53. Count me in! The blanket is gorgeous and looks like the perfect use for all the brightly coloured worsteds I’ve got kicking around! Happy hooking!

  54. pattygloria says:

    I’m in for this CAL and excited to get started! Great way to use my stash.
    Thanks,
    Gloria x

  55. Kate Bratt says:

    I’ve eyeballed this project about a limmion times, so this is a great way to jump in!

  56. Dee says:

    I’m in! I’m not sure that I will be able to keep up, but I’m going to try :) Now to choose a few colors to start with.

  57. Nancy Davis says:

    I have long wanted to do a Wool-eater blanket, I am totally in. Now if I can just decide on some colors. Hmmmmmmmm, it has to have purple! :)

  58. Katy says:

    I’m in… off to pick colours :-) K

  59. KarrieLyne says:

    Ok, you twisted my yarn, I’m in. :) Just need to think about colors a bit more…thanks for getting us going! :)

  60. Tracy SC says:

    Wooow Sounds good, I’m in.. thankyou..

  61. Michelle C says:

    Count me in… let’s hope I can stick with it :)

  62. Christine Thomson says:

    Can’t wait to start!!! Even getting my mum in the US to join along!!! Ta!

  63. jenondenman says:

    Hi Sarah, this looks great so count me in! I live in Cronulla NSW; anyone out there?

  64. Jaqueline Dillhardt says:

    I’m also going to join! ^__^ My first CAL…

  65. georgette says:

    C’est un super plaid. Je m’inscris à ce SAL. Merci !

  66. Lianne Gafa says:

    Would love to make one

  67. Marie-Paule says:

    Beautiful pattern. I want to join

  68. jodie says:

    count me in, I am slow, and it is so hot and humid, but thank you for the opportunity to be involved, I am excited.

  69. maureen says:

    I can’t wait! Let the hooking begin! This is my first CAL.

  70. Meredith says:

    Count me in – I’d love to try the oblong wool-eater! I’ve never done a CAL before.

  71. Yes I will in !!! I tried the pattern, so now i love to go for it! Yes we can!!!

  72. Wooly Momma says:

    Count me in! My first CAL as well. Looking forward to it.

  73. Kelley Bigger says:

    I am so in! I am excited! Want to use all the stash that I have lying around. Let’s see if I can do it without buying any more. This is going to be fun. Thanks for the opportunity.

  74. Kat says:

    I’m thinking about doing this in cotton because wool is not needed in my part of the world (North Carolina USA). Can’t wait to get started! Thanks for sharing your pattern and your expertise!
    Kat

  75. Donna says:

    Oh I’ll jump in. I have a lot of little balls of yarn that were donated to me for project linus blankets. I’ll make wool-eater blankets to donate.

  76. Linda says:

    Oke, count me in. I was working on a wooleater (by me known as Bavarian Chrochet) last weekend, just to try it. So I got familiar with the pattern. I have a small stash of acrylic yarn. If I’m running out it won’t be too expensive to get more.

  77. carolbrowne says:

    I’m in! I’ve got a bunch of yarn I can use up with this pattern. Yahoo! And thanks!

  78. chris says:

    never done a wool -eater cal before but will give it a go .love the pattern thanks sarah.

  79. Alette says:

    I have already bought the wool and will give it a try tomorrow with starting with the wool eater blanket. I think it is a lovely project so I hope I can keep up with it. Good luck to you all LOL

    Alette
    The Netherlands

  80. Cindy says:

    I think might have a go at this one! I am more of a knitter, but this will be a great charity afghan as well as a stash buster!

    Just hope I can figure out how to get back here & also get on Flickr

  81. Marilee Sagat says:

    Count me in….can’t wait to use up all those “little bits” I have. This will be the perfect scrap project.

  82. Karen Schultz says:

    I’m in!! This is just what I have been looking for, a really and truly lovely project, where I am learning something new and getting rid of lots of bits of yarn.

  83. yarnchic40 says:

    thanks soooo much for the free patterns! count me in on the CAL :)

  84. Alice says:

    I’m in on this nice project and challenge. I love the result of the wool-eater pattern and this is a great way to get started.
    Hopefully i will keep up with the scheduled rows, but also like it that there is no need to follow the schedule that tide.
    Love to see and follow the other participants results.

    Greetings from Alice (in Hobbyland)

  85. Courtney says:

    I wanna play too!!! I decided this was going to be the year to really learn to crochet, ya know go beyond the two single crochet potholders I have made, and this was going to be the project to do it with. I’m just glad I found the CAL in time. Can’t wait to see how everyone’s wool eater turns out.

  86. picoides says:

    You had me at “using up your stash!”

  87. Anne says:

    Count me in please! I’ve resolved to do to CALs and two KALs this year and I can’t think of a better CAL to start with! I made a blanket just like this last year so my second time around whould be a lot of fun!

  88. Gabe says:

    I have so much on my plate now but I just can’t resist… I’m there and I’ll do my best to keep up!

  89. Alison says:

    I want in!!!! :)

  90. Gabriele says:

    this is a great projekt :)

  91. ruth says:

    I would to join in.This is on my to do list for a long time.

  92. Jo says:

    Count me in too – I’ve wanted to do this for a while & have some wool I can start with (though I think I’ll need to buy some more) Off to join the Flickr group now!

  93. OK! I’m in this will be my number 6 Wool Eater!

  94. Nicole says:

    oh the decisions I think I will go oblong and join in right now.
    Thanks

  95. Amanda says:

    Just what i need to get me started on the blanket I have promised my son and his girlfriend for when they return from travelling in Feb 2013.

  96. sara says:

    I want to join! :)

  97. guidedogpup says:

    Will be joining, but life may interfere with the pacing. Will do my best!

  98. Estella says:

    i’m joining! I just finished up a baby blanket so this is one that I really wanted to try! Starting tonight!

  99. Sarah says:

    excited about joining the CAL. Quick question though (and maybe someone has already asked) is this pattern in UK terms?

  100. Janet says:

    A little late, but I’d like to give this a try, so I’ll join too! :)

  101. Heike Capelle says:

    OK. I also want to join in. My daughter saw the blanket and said: “WOW, mom i would like to have one”. This would be my first wool-eater.

  102. Lisa says:

    Love this stitch. Colors really pop!

  103. Lisa Puskas says:

    Love how this works up. Makes all colors pop!

  104. Solveig says:

    I’m joining in too!

  105. dottydotty says:

    i’m in going for the oblong one with some summery colours

  106. claudaux says:

    i’m a beginner, but I hope I’m not too late for joining this kal … I’ve never done this (sorry for my bad english)

  107. Thanks so much for sharing this project. It is lovely.

  108. I put a picture on the Flickr page. My 4th row is very puffy – everything else turned out very well, but can’t seem to get Row 4 to lay flat! What am I doing wrong? I’ve gone over the directions several times & it always comes out the same – puffy & tight!

  109. Sandra F says:

    Yes! I am in! Let’s do this.

  110. Astrid says:

    I’m In, I love the pattern!

  111. Tabitha says:

    Me too! I have lots of yarn to eat up and love the blocks! Thanks~

  112. Mary says:

    I was kind of thinking I’d like to play, but I’ve just bought the granny square love book and am not sure I won’t just be totally intimidated by jumping into something more complex! That and the fact that I just bought a bunch of cheapo Double Knit and this calls for 8-ply. And I’m already late! Budget is tight. Hmm

  113. Mary says:

    whoa! This is how much of a novice I am! I think Double Knit is the same as 8-ply?? reconsidering again!! :P

  114. mamita16 says:

    i am in !
    i am french and you ‘ll have to be patient with my english and forgive my mistakes !!!
    The poster is on my blog
    thanks for this beautiful pattern, i choosed the oblong blanket.
    I hope it will be a jumbo one, i wish it …

  115. Count me into the group….I had better get caught up with you! Thanks for the wonderful blanket pattern!

  116. maggie says:

    Is it too late to join? I’m only a little behind!

  117. musiclady007 says:

    i just found this but I’m in. It’s the 16th …..I’m 5 days behind….I’ll see if I can quickly catch up.

  118. Patricia Friesen says:

    I missed the first week….how do we download the pattern??
    Pat

  119. I’m going to give it a shot. you can find me at http://jenvidal.wordpress.com/

  120. Julie says:

    Awesome! I just found this blanket on Pinterest the other day and I am going to join the CAL!!! FUN!!

  121. tina says:

    Is it too late for me to join in? I see I’m already about a week behind, but I only just found out about this! In fact, I just finished my first Round Ripple in another afghan crochet-along, but it’s been so cold these days that I’d be happy to curl up with ANOTHER afghan, keeping warm AS I’M CROCHETING IT!! (0; This is a new pattern I’ve never tried before either, so it’s intriguing! I have tons of scrap yarn too, so using THAT up is another plus!! Let me know, and I’ll get started! Thanks!! ~tina

  122. I am in. Approximately how many skeins of yarn does it take to do a nice size throw?

  123. I am going to post the poster on my Facebook Page and my profile too. Yes, I am a bit late getting in, but was looking for a different afghan pattern. I just love the wool eater. Have some stash I can start with.

    Knitting & Crochet Friends: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Knitting-Crochet-Friends/158099504222763

  124. PS. This is my first CAL, sounds fun!!!

  125. Marilee Sagat says:

    What happens if you run out of yarn half way through a round? I have done 14 rounds, so far, and haven’t had this problem. I was just wondering if that interrupts the flow of the pattern.

  126. Angela says:

    I am so loving this!

  127. Am late to the party but would very very much like to join now!

  128. I got my first 4 rows done tonight!!! I love it!!!

  129. I’m in! going to post my 1st update on wednesday!
    talsefromtrish.blogspot.com

  130. Freddie Nechtow says:

    Looking forward to using up my stash and creating something lovely in the process!

  131. paula says:

    Thanks toTina (beansieleigh) I read aboutthis CAL. With a great niece due in June, I beleieve it’s time I started. Plus, the official start date was my borthdate so I guess it was meant to be.

  132. Beaj says:

    This looks like too much fun and a Great way for me to use up some of my wool.
    Thanks and I need to see what I can come up with.
    . so count me in..:)

  133. Rani says:

    Is it too late!? I want to join in. I’m just discovering the joy of crochet. The bug has bitten!!

  134. I would love to join, although a bit late!

  135. Keisha says:

    I’m late…but I’m in. I crochet fast and will catch up.

  136. margaret arsenault says:

    Would love to try.

  137. I love it ^^
    Thanks a lot, I am in =^-^=

  138. I just discovered this pattern and CAL today and I couldn’t help but join in! It’s my very first CAL! Have fun everyone and I’m looking forward to seeing what colors you all come up with!

  139. Leelou says:

    Bonjour !
    Wool-Eater is sooooooo attractive !! I would like to join this CAL. I go quickly to store e
    on flickr…. I try !!! :o ) and try to catch up the delay…….
    Thank you for organising and sharing !!
    Bizz of Leelou de France

  140. Janet Burns says:

    Just discovered this, but I’m in. Promise I’ll catch up.

  141. Michelle says:

    I would love to join in, but I can’t find where to view them and to join in. Can someone help me with this please. Thank you in advance.

  142. I’m in! off to get some yarn today!
    I’ll have a few weeks to catch up on, but I CAN DO IT!
    Ha ha

    This will be fun!

  143. TP says:

    I have wool to be eaten.

  144. pam hanik says:

    would love to join

  145. Julie Morgan Domena says:

    awesome pattern! = off to collect supplies :)

  146. Shantall says:

    I’d love to join in if you tell me how.! This will be fun! My husband will be so glad that I’ll be using up some stash. It’s taking over the house!

  147. Shantall says:

    I’d be glad to join in if you tell me how and my husband will be really happy for me to use all my stash cause its taking over all the house.

  148. rachel bunting says:

    can I join Please?

  149. Sara Gilbert says:

    I’m in! This looks like something I can do with my “tub” of donated yarn. What a nice charity blanket it will make.

  150. Julie Andrea says:

    A day late and a dollar short .. but here I am, joining in!

    Julie Andrea

  151. Janelle says:

    Sounds fun! I’m in.

  152. Luthiencita says:

    It’s so beautiful! I can’t wait until tomorrow to start

    Greetings from Chile :)

  153. Luthiencita says:

    It’s amazing! Can’t wait until tomorrow yo start

    Greetings from Chile

  154. eva says:

    This seems like a great idea and I love the look of the pattern in the pictures so I’d like to also join in the fun. I’ll just have to dig up some yarn first :)

  155. Joan D. says:

    Count me in, too!

  156. awesome and gorgeous,can’t wait to get srarted

  157. I’m joining in late…but I’m excited to try this pattern out!! Thanks for the encouragement!! :)

  158. Ramona says:

    I finally decided to join in the CAL to partly get rid of my stash. I chose the oblong version and already managed to crochet the first 7 rounds today :)

  159. Jan Knapp says:

    Just found this project today, Feb 4th, and I’m already finishing round 2. Such fun! What a great way to use of scraps and combine the colors. An heirloom in progress.

  160. Dollie says:

    Just found this and I love the picture of the afghan. I’d like to join this, if it is not to late.

    Dollie

  161. Susie Jordan says:

    I’m in. I love this pattern. I’ll be making a coverlet for my kingsize bed. I have 10 rounds completed so far. Will take a picture soon to share

  162. Started 2 nights ago. This blanket is so pretty. Also told a few coworkers about it so I might have more friends joining

  163. Mary says:

    Just saw this today (2/7/12) and am in! thanks~

  164. I am joining late. Thanks Sara for posting in Facebook. Can’t wait to start….

  165. Egl says:

    Dear Sarah,

    is this blanket working with acrylic yarn too? i have a pile of it and searching for the perfect pattern to use them. So – is it ok to use not wool blended yarn for this blanket?

    prancke@gmail.com

  166. Eglė says:

    Daer Sarrah,

    is it ok to use acrylic yarn for this blanket? or is it only for woll?
    I have a pile of acrylic yarn and I’m looking for perfect pattern to use up for blanket.

  167. Christine Bury says:

    Beautiful, I have to try this one! Thank You

  168. TwoLuLa says:

    I just got a request from a cousin for a blanket for her two year old. I’ve been admiring the wool eater blankets I’ve seen and think I will join in!

  169. Stephanie Wagner "EvilSafeena" says:

    I’d LOVE to join – may I, at this late date? This is so compelling.

    Crochet was my first language and my fall back to comfort needlework.

  170. Gwunna says:

    Sliding in a little late to join your CAL. Just found out about this blanket which is amazing. Count me in!

  171. Serenknity says:

    I would like to join please, although a little late.

  172. Linda says:

    definitely……ummn wheres the pattern exactly?

  173. Hello!! I´m from Argentina. My name is Liliana Gómez López and I want to join the Cal for Wool Eater Blanket . May I? I hope so. Thanks!!!! :) )

  174. Hello!! I´m from Argentina. I want to join the Cal Eater Blanket!! May I? I hope so. Thanks!!!! :) )

  175. Shirley says:

    I’m late but I’m in…..they look soooo beautiful!

  176. Lora Jenkins says:

    I know I am joining late but, count me in too

  177. knitergirl says:

    I’d love to join though I know it’s late in the game. I’ll work double-time to catch up!

  178. I am late to the party, but I will be beginnig this on a Monday (today, Feb. 20, 2012) and updating every Monday on my blog.
    http://rgknits.blogspot.com/

  179. sazzbyface says:

    I think I commented on the wrong post but I have now started crocheting along as of two days ago and have now got to round 6, check out my blog http://www.wooladdict.wordpress.com and also my etsy name is sazzbyface thanks hun this is gonna be amazing to join in with :) xx

  180. Lisa Miller says:

    I started making this blanket about two weeks ago and am so glad I did. I saw the invitation to join the group and the tutorial. I am a slow learner but finally got the hang of it.

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