I decided on the next block for the sampler afghan-- Triquetra Celtic Knot Afghan Block by Joyce Lewis. Like those of her earlier designs that I've hooked ( Crocodile Flower and Simple 10-Petal Afghan Square ), I'm finding it very pretty-- and also innovative. It requires that you pay close attention to what you're doing, on certain rounds, but the pattern is extremely detailed and clear. I still have rounds to go (not to mention the block border), but I snapped a (flash) photo of the block as it stands. It's currently at a stand-still, partly because I'm going to have to start measuring it and probably making adjustments to get it to the same size as my other blocks-- but also because I've been sidetracked by another project. I've started another afghan. No, we don't need another afghan, but I like making them, so I will. If it's a vice, it's a relatively harmless one. Besides, I already have the unassigned yarn. Why not ha
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