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• May 22, 2006 Stephanie (aka: Poochie @ Crochetville) wrote:
  Beautiful! I love it! I'm currently working on a single crochet ripple as well.....and well...it's taking a long time! Once again....beautiful afghan!
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• May 22, 2006 Cheryl wrote:
  That is a beautiful afghan. I understand about having works in progress - I have at least two big tubs full of them - LOL. Anyway - great job!!
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• May 22, 2006 Spendy from Simply Crochet wrote:
  Love the edging..it really sets the afghan off!
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• May 22, 2006 Pirk wrote:
  It is priceless! You have done a beautiful gift for your brother. I am sure he will cherish the afghan all his life. Beautiful!!!
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• May 23, 2006 Chamomil wrote:
  The afghan is gorgeous! Beautiful edging too!
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• May 23, 2006 Kim Guzman wrote:
  That really is gorgeous, Sherri. I love how the arches are separated with chains and THE BORDER! WOW! I know how much work you put into it. I'm sure it will be treasured for many years.
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• May 23, 2006 sue wrote:
  Absolutely gorgeous! And what a gift, hope brother knows what goes into that (LOVE)
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• May 23, 2006 Alexandra wrote:
  Beautiful! Especially love the border. It is lacey, but still warm and perfect for a wedding!!!
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• May 23, 2006 Lucy wrote:
  Beautiful....nothing like a handmade gift. I'm sure they will treasure it for years to come.
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• May 23, 2006 ramona smith wrote:
  it is beautiful,you do great work.how long did it take you to do it?
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• May 23, 2006 Jean fr NC wrote:
  Absolutely gorgeous keepsake that will last for years. The afghan just looks like a wedding. Beautiful work!
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• May 23, 2006 Sherri wrote:
  I always have more than one project on the go Ramona, so it's hard to say. I bought the kit from Mary Maxim Feb 13, but I don't think I started on it until early March (there was a delay in the order). I'd guestimate that it took about 200 hours in total (10 min/row x 4 rows per inch x 64 inches) + edging...no, I'm not a Virgo at all am I? LOL But when it's the same stitch for 64" you have to think of some way to amuse yourself and beating my time for previous rows became an Olympic event!
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• May 25, 2006 Dipsy D. wrote:
  I can't believe how awesome this afghan is! It's a true piece of art and certainly something to keep for a lifetime! What a job it must have been to do this, I'm absolutely impressed - beautiful!
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• May 29, 2006 lulu wrote:
  came out simply beautiful..i love it.. you did a great job!!!
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• June 8, 2006 ~drew emborsky~ wrote:
  Looks fantastic!! Great job!!
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