Baby afghan

This was an interesting pattern.  I remember working on single crochet, half crochet, double crochet and the pattern repeats over again.  I forget where I got this pattern from, but I know I got it online somewhere.

Adult Zigzag Afghan

This was an easy zigzag afghan as each row was the same.  This afghan was specifically requested by someone who lived in North Carolina about 5 years ago.  I had gotten $150.00 for this work.  I actually like the colors on this blanket.

Noah's Ark

This is one of my favorite blankets that I had made.  Noah's Ark.  I had a special request from one of my old coworkers that she wanted the heart on the boat blue and not red because the baby that she was giving it to was a boy.  

USA Flag

I liked how this came out.  I didn't expect it to be very heavy.  The red and white stripes were cabled like as the blue were double crochet and were sewed into the flag.  I also had to make all 50 stars as well and sew them into the blanket. 

Baby boy's blanket

Another blanket which I had made for my sister's kids.  It was his birthday so I decided to to make one very quick.  This is a square blanket.

Colorful kids afghan

This lovely color afghan is made for a kid to play on.  I had made this for my cousin in Ireland who was expecting a baby and since my aunt and uncle (her parents) were here in the U.S. for a visit, she brought that back with her to give to my cousin.  They thought it a beautiful idea.  

I got this pattern from one of Vanna White's books.  

Fan Afghan

Single crochet square fans.

Putting the blanket together.

I had placed this to be sold for $250.00 and I was surprised that this blanket was sold.  It is made through red heart.  The guy who bought it told me that it wasn't the colors that he wanted but I told him if he wanted me to make the colors he wanted I could do that.  But he took this one.  I had fun working on this fan afghan.  Each fan were squares and the fan itself had some sort of cable on them. fun blanket.

Granny Square Afghan

This is a granny afghan that I had finished up last year.  I still have it and it still up for sale.  I may just give it away for someone who would take in consideration of the beauty of craft, especially someone who made something.