Hi All:
It's a mish mosh of patterns, ideas and youtube videos but I'm really happy with the results. I posted the wrong side on another thread showing the solution I had to having run short of yarn but here are both sides as well as a close up of the Queen Bee herself.
I have to thank Lyza Walters (youtube video) for her great technique of joining the hexes. I always try to have the backs of my blankets look good and this was a good solution as that it did equal justice to the wrong side where I wanted the seam to stand out. I've used other techniques when I wanted the join blend in, however in this case, I wanted to see it clearly.
The edging is a simple sc all the way around.
I don't know who to thank for the various tutorials I found on youtube so I'll just say a broad based thank you to all of those good people who teach with only a 'like' as compensation. Thank you all.
It's a mish mosh of patterns, ideas and youtube videos but I'm really happy with the results. I posted the wrong side on another thread showing the solution I had to having run short of yarn but here are both sides as well as a close up of the Queen Bee herself.
I have to thank Lyza Walters (youtube video) for her great technique of joining the hexes. I always try to have the backs of my blankets look good and this was a good solution as that it did equal justice to the wrong side where I wanted the seam to stand out. I've used other techniques when I wanted the join blend in, however in this case, I wanted to see it clearly.
The edging is a simple sc all the way around.
I don't know who to thank for the various tutorials I found on youtube so I'll just say a broad based thank you to all of those good people who teach with only a 'like' as compensation. Thank you all.
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