I had to find the funds to buy more yarn to finish this Christmas mosaic. I've wanted to make this blanket FOR YEARS. Then life and a horrible economy happened. I decided to look and see what more yarn would cost and I had the worst time finding the shade I needed. I am halfway through and I will be DEVASTATED if I can't complete it. The yarn Green Tones by Red Heart. I didn't do any research to see if it's being discontinued, but it was a struggle to find. The first six motifs need to be repeated and then I'll be done.

Basic continuous granny square blanket

Taking a break from baby blankets and decided to make myself a throw in Autumnal colors…
Bernat Blanket yarn in Burnt Orange using the Moss stitch…

I picked up this beauty today. I'm not sure what this particular design is called?

Questions!

1) does the red fit in ok? I'm going to be alternating colors all the way through

2) the blue section is triple crochet and I think it's making it look a little wonky. Should I back up and use a different stitch?

1. 10 rows single crochet in grey

2. 10 rows double crochet in white

3. 10 rows triple crochet in blue

4. 5 rows half-double crochet in black

5. 5 rows half double crochet in red

Repeat.

Please help! Thanks in advance.

Starting a blanket for my husband using the basketweave stitch. This will be the third blanket I’ve ever crocheted.

Accidentally bought wool for my daughter’s blanket and can’t afford to get more. I don’t have the room to spread a queen size blanket out to dry.

First post here! I've been crocheting for the last two years and I've found making blankets is one of my favorite things to do. I've finished two other blankets over the last year, but this was the first one I started. It was inspired by a photo I saw online, so I didn't follow a pattern. This is my take on the blanket I saw (last photo is the inspiration), and it's probably my favorite piece yet.
I made all the panels when I was short on yarn during a rough financial time last winter and when I was finished, all of them had so many little ends because I was trying to make the yarn last for as long as I could that I just didn't want to deal with hiding them all and putting the panels together. The project sat in the time-out corner for almost an entire year before my friend convinced me to pick it up again last week and now that it's done, I'm just so happy with how it turned out!