My flower sunburst granny square afghan is complete! Made from Berroco Vintage Chunky, it’s super heavy and thick, so I know it will be toasty (although I’ll never use this yarn for a blanket again — it’s perfect in every way except that it’s too expensive). It covers a double bed, but the picture below is taken on a queen so you can see it all flat with the cute ruffly border I added. This has been my most expensive afghan, but it might just be the one I’m most proud of, too. Here are the finished pictures.
I hope you like it as much as I do! Now off to make some tea…
not your average crochet 
I am so proud to have you for a grandchild. Your work is beautiful. About the lace for towels– Try crocheting your lace and then sewing lace to towel with needle and thread. That is how I first learned. I am working on crocheted sleeping mats for the homeless., using plastic grocery bags. Will let you know how they turn out.Keep up the good work.
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Thanks so much grandma! I’ll try your method of putting lace on linens, for sure. I can’t wait to hear about your sleeping mats! I love you!
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It’s beautiful!!! Great job!!! 😀
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Thanks so much! 🙂
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V lovely!
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