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All the squarishs have been sewn together and blocked. I'm still deciding whether to crochet some kind of border around it. The one in the pattern is too frilly for the colours and the more solid feel to it. I've pondered big scallops or perhaps a plain rectangular border or even leaving it as is.



Here's what the colours look like outside. It will be wonderful in the autumn.



A turqoise border? or green?

Comments

aniexma said…
It's gorgeous just as it is. That's going to be a very lucky baby!

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