Blast from the Past - Wedding Afghan


<-- Full view; not quite queen sized ;-)

I liked it better than the afghan officially considered "Bridal", and in white it still has a very delicate lacy look.

<--Edging detail
It's Ã1⁄4ber-soft, too, made with Caron Simply Soft. It worked up a lot quicker than I had projected, taking somewhere around 15 hours (and no more than 20), meaning I finished a good 6 months early.
I liked this afghan so much that I've made it since for another wedding present.
I also modified its size to roughly 2/3 the original size and made it in a soft green for my daughter (I started the day I found out I was pregnant; my husband had long said it would make a beautiful baby blanket!). It was wonderful, because it was easy for her to breathe under when nursing or in a carrier, but warm and cuddly.
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