Picnic Blanket



Here is the picnic blanket I worked on last week. I love it and can't wait to use it. I made this from totally thrifted fabrics. The project idea was from here. Her projects are always clearly written and fun to do.

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Kristina said…
Adorable blanket. I figured since you checkout my blog, I'd check out yours! :) We're into a lot of the same things. You also have a beautiful family! :) I hope you enjoy the water aerobics!! Let me know how you like it! :)

Kristina
June 8, 2009 at 10:40 AM
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