done!

see--I really have been busy..80 hours and 20 skeins of Red Heart Soft Wheat later----I present THE afghan..72 x 90---

the project was crochet, and in an unusual twist for me, involved making the fringe at the same time..I started each row by leaving a length, then at the end of the row, cut it, and left about 6-8 inches for fringe..then back to the beginning again.

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Comment by cherylbwaters on June 19, 2010 at 7:27am: Looks like the beginnings of a mud slide!

Comment by banklady6 on June 19, 2010 at 5:01am: DH has better pics, just can't find them..

Comment by banklady6 on June 19, 2010 at 5:01am: We got some much rain so fast last Sunday that the ground couldn't absorb it fast enough. Fortunately, my farmer neighbors soybeans are pretty weel in, so he didn't lose any crops--just some of da stuff is was planted in--went right down my driveway and down the road-I couldn;t get out for a while!

Comment by cellogirl on June 18, 2010 at 10:41am: You're giant afghan is georgeous!! congratulations, but sounds like we both need some moderation?? Hope that your bursitis calms and you can enjoy your needlework again! What's this about the rain? hope that you're ok and that your well has returned to normal. We're into the 24/7 AC of summer--good time to hibernate and enjoy the knitting/quilting!! I'm on the sleeves of my newest Tomten in the cable-lace pattern--I'm so excited!! Best wishes!!

Comment by Knit4Many on May 28, 2010 at 3:05am: Wow oh wow!!! Very impressive. Great Job!! Glad to hear the arm is feeling better.

Comment by cherylbwaters on May 27, 2010 at 3:42pm: Ouch, I hate when my bursitis acts up! ♥c

Comment by Irene Soileau on May 27, 2010 at 1:18pm: What a lot of wonderful work on the BLANKET you have done a great job, Irene Soileau

Comment by banklady6 on May 27, 2010 at 9:20am: Thanks..my arm feels better already, but still gives me twinges when I move the wrong way..and I know that the appropriate answer is to not move that way (heehaw) but it happens. I'm working on a knitting project right now, so life is better. What I really should do is finish a few existing UFOs before I make more WIPs.. I still have the mystery KAL to make into a small bag, an and something to felt to make into a tote. I've never felted before, so that should be fun!

Comment by Marilyn Monroig on May 27, 2010 at 7:52am: Hi
May you pass a little of your patient down this way?! So I could finish all my UFO. lol
Your job is beautiful! Not a lot of crocheters can achieve such consistency on their stitches.
As for your arm, I hope you rest enough before your next project.