It is finally done. I kept going until I ran out of red and blue yarn. It is good-sized at 62 inches diameter even though I could not put as many color repeats as I had originally planned. The pattern goes quite fast and I enjoyed it enormously. I did many modifications, like using a larger hook, different color sequence and slightly different way of doing the ribbing. I started with black yarn instead of red, so the ribbing ends at the edge of that central black circle and there is no bunching at the center. My son is very happy with his afghan and the weather has turned just right for it to be useful!
Assalaam-o-Alaikom (Peace be on you)
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Spiderman Afghan
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This is the nicest Spiderman Afghan I have seen, it looks great!
ReplyDeleteI love your work. ive made the rainbow spike bag, and it is so nice. it was my first purse i made for myself....thank you so much for ur generous pattens. also they are so well wrote out, it just goes smoothly. again, thank you
ReplyDeleteI love ur work and thank you for being so generous with your patterns. i did the rainbow spike purse and love it. ur patterns are so well wrote out, and so nice to use. thank you again.
ReplyDeleteI love this.. it's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThe pattern link seems to be broken. Is it not available anymore?
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting me know, I have updated the link.
DeleteHi! I love your version :-) What size hook did you use and what kind of yarn? I am about to start one for my grandson and am going to use Caron one pounders for the blue and black and Red Heart for the red.
ReplyDeleteThank you. I used 5.5 mm hook. You can see other details at my ravelry project page: http://www.ravelry.com/projects/ummeyusuf/superhero-dreamcatcher-afghan---especially-for-spiderman-fans
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