[Free Pattern] The Never Fading Flower Pattern And How It Became Someone\’s Olympic Goal. The Progress On The Blanket Is Impressive!

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Here is a gorgeous blanket, made using the  Never Fading Flower motif, with a combination of four different colors for the flowers. If you'd like to see this blanket in different  stages, here is where you can check them. That's actually a blanket that' been done in pretty much a week-end during what Janet calls “my Olympic challenge”. The progress on that blanket is impressive! A truly goal achiever!

 For my Olympic challenge, I will be doing something that requires stamina; speed is also of the essence but combined with precision; and determination is probably the key factor.

My challenge is to finish as many knitting and crochet projects as possible WITHOUT STARTING SOMETHING NEW!!!!!   Source: My Olympic Challenge

Image source: Janet

Isn't this incredible? The colors work so  well together and the speed is wow! Truly Olympic!  In fact, that's the first time I hear someone talking about Olympics and crochet in the same sentence.

Below, is another project using the same Never Fading Flower square. I am totally in love with bags. This is such an important fashion item for any woman, not to mention how practical a bag is. I can never go out without a bag. And you know how they say, I have all the things I need and all the things that I don't need in my bag. LOL. So, back to this project, the  Never Fading Flower Bag is a finished project and you'll have to register with ravelry to be able to see the rest of the details for this bag. Once you do it, click this link.

I crocheted 12 squares, joined them together, added 10 rows of single crochet on the 3 corresponding sides, joined two parts together. Added lining and a handle (both made of 100% linen). I’ve also added a few simple crocheted flowers.
Source: Never Fading Flower Bag.
Image source: tjasad

Got inspired?  What's your next project then?

One more thing: how about the square below? Changing colors at every round. If you're ready for something like this, here is a very cute and helpful photo tutorial on how to do the color changes. Enjoy!

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Image source: f1bercat

Check out the original source for this pattern with all the directions and full written pattern at: Never Fading Flower

Thanks to Nellas Aprilis for the article inspiration and featured image.

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