Blue & dark pink
Dark pink & pale pink
Pale pink & green
Green & blue
This had a pleasant sort of rhythm to it. They can be
arranged in any orientation and I had fun flipping them around to make
different patterns. This is my favourite arrangement. I have two and two have gone to Sussex.
[the author chose black and yellow for her stripes, I presume that's why she
picked that name]
Last night, we flew back to Manchester. Our city break in Copenhagen has exceeded all our expectations. Once we are back to Cornerstones next week, and we have sorted out the photos, I'll write a proper post. Thank you everyone for your kind words.


I do like those squares. I need to find out how to make them. :) Glad you had a lovely vacation in Copenhagen.
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DeleteGlad you have arrived back at Manchester after your lovely break. I really like the little squares and the stripes match well. Catriona
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DeleteThat's great you enjoyed your visit to Denmark. I love short city breaks. The knitted squares look very effective. Regards Sue H
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DeleteI'm so glad you had an excellent break in Denmark.
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting way to create a square. I had to look at it carefully. I have just finished up a large ball of thrifted cotton yarn, knitting dishcloths from one corner to the opposite one, adding a stitch until halfway through, then removing a stitch. They are easy to knit while watching a show.
These two methods both create neat squares, and easy TV knitting!
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