
If you are interested in this pattern, Erin has provided step by step pictorial instructions on making it. Thanks Erin, this was a great pattern!
http://iamtotallyobsessedwithyarn.blogspot.com/2006/01/granny-square-pattern-with-pictures.html
Cuddles is feeling much better despite still itching. She's back to beating up her brothers. Here she is assisting in removing the plastic winter window insulation. We weren't ready to remove it yet, it still being the heating season, but it's good to know that she is a helper cat.

4 comments:
Your quilts are kaleidoscopic feast for the eyes. Beautiful! And I like your cats, too.
Your ghan came out lovely!
You did a fantastic job!
What a cute kitty!
I want to thank you so much for your blog on how to do a rectangle granny. I can make reg. squares and always admire the rectangle with no idea how to start it. Are you doing anymore of these CAL for large granny's in 2009. Would love to join if you are.
Goldie
Probably won't be doing another grannygan until 2010. I have 2 other projects to finish and then plan to make another grannygan with the leftovers. Once you have the center part established, it's a mindless TV project. If you to go www.crochetville.org, they continually have CALs going. Really helps you to keep working on big projects. My ID there is Stephanie.
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