Blessing Blanket - instructions. Some Cuties wanted to know more about this and I hope that the pictures make it more clearly and understandable.

Great instuctions Marthie. Hugs Yvonne

I recently went to Pittsburgh, Pa. Flew, and carried my afghan crochet hook and told them what it was and they said "No Problem" and I kept it on the plane with me. Hugs, Judy

Thank you MUFLOTEX. Here is a link that I found on the inhttp://www.projectlinus.org/patte... I think the Cuties in the USA know about the Linus projects

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by muflotex 12 Oct 2011

quilters in Germany know the Linus project too, and lots of us support the officials with blankets for children locally. ;-) Ty for the link

Thank you Marthie. I saved the directions to be able to make one in the future.

Lori

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and it is 2 blankets in this case

Many thanks for these very easy to understand instructions. It makes a beautiful finish to the blanket.

Thanks Marthie I hope I can understand this better now, I will have to try it & see....lol

Thank you very much Marthie - this is so much easier to understand how to do this now. I appreciate the time it took to make this tutorial for us. Hugs!

Many thanks to you.

wow Marthie it is now clear as mud lol hugscarolyn

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by marthie 07 Aug 2011

My pleasure. My sister is bring her material to me so I can do the blanket on the plane. I am leaving for the UK tomorrow evening.

by elizabethak 07 Aug 2011

Are you cutting before you leave - or will you have access to a pair of scissors? There are so many things not allowed - I want to carry a ball of crochet cotton and ?one crochet hook but am wary of doing so.
Enjoy your trip Hugs Elizabeth

by bethelb 11 Oct 2011

I carried my hook on plane . There was no problem.

by mariahail 11 Oct 2011

Noah, love that expression, I will have to make it mine now...LOL!!!

Grazie....

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by marthie 07 Aug 2011

Dankie

Pic 1: Cut the corners 8.5cm x 8.5cm
Cut "fingers" 7.5cm deep, from both sides to
middle
Pic 2: Pin fleece together and fold fingers over.
Put scissor "deep" into finger and give
very small cut
Pic 3: Fold fingers back and pull top finger
through little hole on bottom finger
Pic 4: Just show you top finger becomes bottom finger
Pic 5: Pull new top finger through bottom finger
Pic 6: Pull nicely and there you have the perfect corner as well.

You are going to work with contrasting colours!!!! Remember wrong sides together and what would be the back of your blanket, will be on top while working AND do not pull to fleece, just brush
I hope to see some of your blankets coming week.

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by airyfairy 07 Aug 2011

Thank you Marthie for all your amazing pictures. It now makes sense. Have a wonderful time in the UK. Love Sarah.

by shirlener88 08 Aug 2011

great photo's.