
You've heard by now, I'm sure, of the travel blanket I'm making for the family. Well, this past vacation, I added on a simpler block, to balance out some of the more complex ones. This was, again, originally a dishcloth pattern, but it worked quite well for these purposes.
The yarn was purchased at
The Salty Yarn in Ocean City Maryland, a store on the boardwalk with a vast array of crochet kits, a room of yarn, and more. It boarders the ocean and has kites flying outside, like a true shop on the Easter Seaboard, complete with the overly friendly staff.

I purchased two skeins, one water and one sand, not sure what I'd do with either, and I just love the way it turned out. What do you think?
Here's the blanket so far.
Ravelry Pattern
Ravelry Project: Block
Ravelry Project: Blanket
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