My third crochet project – queen-size blanket
Twisted tree branch – Lake Eola – Orlando, FL
Snake – Central Florida Zoo
Roller Coaster – Old Town – Kissimmee, FL
Line Sculpture – Rollins College – Winter Park, FL
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how fun! and at first – it looks like you placed the flower picture right next to the blanket and the colors match so nicely!! fun post. 🙂 ❤
I did exactly that, Y. The colors in the picture were the inspiration for the blanket colors! 😀
wel it worked so well. And I also loved the sculpture from Rollins college – and thank you again for bringing a flavor of central Florida my way… 🙂 ❤ and you take some really nice photographs Linda.
Nice pics! You made a queen size crochet blanket, how many months did you spend on it. I’ve started a scarf in January and I haven’t finished yet.
Funny you should ask because I should have tracked it but I didn’t. I’d have to guess probably a couple of months. But I worked on it in all my spare time. And at the time, I seemed to have a lot of spare time because I had recently retired and hadn’t figured out what to do with my time yet! My second crochet project was a scarf I made for my cousin up north and that probably took about a week! 😀
Your photos are fabulous this week. I like them all for various reasons. Brilliant. 🙂
Much obliged, Cee! Thanks! 😀
My goodness ! How did you manage to display so many and interesting photos related to the challenge ? !!!
All of them are gorgeous for different reasons,but the presentation of the blanket and the tulip painting is absolutely captivating,dearLinda !!! Love and hugs , Doda :-))) ,xxx
Ah, dear Doda, variety is the spice of life! It makes me happy when I have photos on hand that works for the different challenges! I appreciate your kind words! I look forward to the day when I can actually use my blanket (too many cats now!). 😆 ❤
Very fitting pictures of the challenge. And the first photo, very nice matching decorations. You are quite an artist, Linda!
Thanks, Rommel! My job never allowed for much creativity. I’m trying to make up for it now! 😀
Me too! And that’s why blogging is such a great tool for that outlet as well. 😀
Yes, indeed! 😀
I love the one of the snake
I thought he was pretty cool, too!
perfect!! wow lots of work on your blanket!! I like the shiny snake!
Thanks, Cybele! 🙂
Thanks for the like on my post of Utah. That line sculpture is very cool!
Thanks for visiting and commenting! I miss Utah — the beauty of it, not the cold! 😀