I can scarce believe I have let months go by without blogging about my Linus Project contributions. Lots of personal issues have kept me fairly busy, but I have managed to keep up with completing each month's blanket on time....just not the blogging portion.
So, here are April, May and June's contributions.
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April's is completely recycled. The fabric is left-over from other projects. The top is a lime green floral pattern with large flowers and squiggly vines in pink, orange and yellow. The back is a soft yellow thin fleece.
Total Cost: $0
Total Hours: 3
May's contribution is another completely recycled blanket. the top piece is a thin plaid fleece that I salvaged from being thrown out.. I cut off the frayed and dirty edges and was able to save a piece large enough for a kid sized blanket. The back piece is a black cotton left over from another project.
Total Cost: $0
Total Hours: 3
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June's contribution took a while to complete. My mom is always on the lookout for crafting materials for me, and somewhere, she had found a small collection of blues / greys / greens that I have had for a while and not sure what to do with them. The other colors were left-overs from a Shabby Chic project a couple years ago. I started making granny squares that eventually morphed into June's crocheted contribution. The only thing I had to purchase were two skeins of black yarn to tie this blanket together. This ended up being the largest blanket in my donations because I just kept adding squares. My daughters keep trying to steal it. At Whitney's insistence, I kept the decorative yellow
lacey edging.
Total Cost: $6
Total Hours: 30
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