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Here is an invitation for you to play with colors. Brighter Daze Square by Melissa Green is a great pattern with a really different type of construction and with lovely results. This 7 inch square can easily be expanded to any size desired. The pattern is simple but so much can be done with colors. Use two colors and you get a checkerboard effect. Use more colors and you get different patterns.
The pattern is pretty easy to make, especially if you follow Margaret MacInnis’ Tutorial. Once you look at that tutorial, everything becomes very clear and the pattern is easy to do.
This pattern is absolutely stunning done in many different colours. Here is how it works with colour changes each row. Pretty awesome, right?
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Chelsea Merriman
I love the pattern. Just not crazy about their color combo
Wow, lovely, I will have to add to the other patterns you have shown!!!!
They show different colors in the artical. Very cool
Oh I’ll have to check it out
Hmmm…I still only saw one other example
Still a great pattern though
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I saw that one, but no others. I’m not a huge fan of this either. I love the bright blue and green together. And I like the softer colors together. But I don’t like them all together…which is weird considering how much I love to make Joseph blankets. :/
I know! I thought you’d be all over that! But you could do any color combo you want! This would make an epic trash blanket(scrap yarn).
It totally would! I really like the pattern
i try to down load but avg would not let
Connie Journey
lovely x
Beautiful
Nice pattern except for the hideous green invading the pink. If it was prettier it would entice me to want to crochet it.
Bello
too pretty to use!
Brooke Hutchings
Is it just me or is a one else cringing at the thought of all of those ends to deal with?
I always weave mine in as I go