Believe it or not it finally after three years FINISHED! I took the pictures on Grandmother’s bed because I couldn’t get far enough away from mine to get the picture. She has a suite sized room. I am tickled pink with this. It looks just as I hoped it would. There is a bit of work to do on the back, weaving in a few ends and some seam finishing but it’ll be on the bed tonight!This is mostly my beginning handspun yarns and yarns I made in workshops or those left from projects. Which is one reason it took three years. I wasn’t really making it with a deadline. But I’m glad to be finished. now I have to come up with a new Major project. Shouldn’t be too hard!
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Hazel Rose 
Just came over from Spin-List to see the picture of your blanket – it looks great and congratulations! Be sure to let us know what decide on for your new major project 🙂 Cary
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Hazel, thanks for sharing your blog. The blanket is gorgeous. I have been hesitant to try a "sampler" because my little bits of handspun are probably (certainly) not all the same gauge. Looks like I might be able to do it after all. My 12" square has not gotten enough use since last winter. I did get my 84-yr-old mother to give it a try – she’s pretty willing to try new things still!
Beverly
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Just beautiful! I’m going to have to get together all my odds and end yarn and start working on one of these. Right now I have two projects going on my looms. Both color co-ordinated and with an end in site. 🙂 I’ll be sending you more pic’s soon. I even made a doll baby!
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Hazel, it’s just gorgeous! What an heirloom…and an inspiration for me to get spinning again. 🙂 I don’t have a loom but a picture sure says a thousand words. I’d have to make a throw because my dh would never give up his duvet .
Congratulations on finishing it!
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Hazel: that is absolutely gorgeous!! I love the way you photographed it, too!
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