Received this pattern as a birthday gift from SeahagMary because she’s awesome :)

I’ve figured each square is taking 25g of Noro and 50g of Lamb’s Pride.

6.16.2011
I’m slipping the first stitch of each row to make picking up stitches easier. I’m also weaving/knitting in ends as I go in hopes of not having a bajillion to do at the end.

9.17.2011
After completing six squares, I’ve kind of accepted the fact that I want a larger blanket and am now going to aim for 18 squares (three rows of 4 and two rows of three with two half squares). It’s definitely taking me longer than I had hoped but it has been but on the back burner several times due to all sorts of other “responsibilities”.

4.28.2012
This is becoming one of those projects that seem to never change or progress. At this point, if I were to use the pattern schematics (10 full squares, 4 half squares) I would be almost finished. I’m kind of leaning towards this since I kind of just want it to be over. That and I’m imagining all the finishing work that is going to go into this. Once I get the fourth half square done and can lay them all out, I think I’ll have a good idea of how much bigger I want it, or if that is good enough.

5.16.2012
Laid all the squares out today thinking I was done, and it’s too short. I’ll need to add a fifth row of three squares if it’s to work as a lap blanket for both me and my husband. Three more squares to go then.

5.19.2012
I have only one full and one half square left (for real, this time). I figured though since I had some time tonight I’d go ahead and block all the squares that are done. They’re all pinned out on my guest bed, drying. Once this final piece is done, I can block it separately while I start to join all the squares.

5.21.2012
ALL SQUARES ARE FINALLY DONE. I decided on five rows, three rows of three squares and two rows of two squares with two half squares.

5.22.2012
Spent all afternoon seaming and only joined two full rows.

Squares completed (5/20): 13 of 13
Half squares completed (5/16): 4 of 4