Blouse Amma by Maria Vales
Another quick completed project this summer - Blouse Amma from grandma's squares. I also dyed my hair.
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The Amma Granny Square Top is free in Ravelry. For those who don't speak English - it's not a big philosophy, two big grandma's squares are sewn together and a border is made on the sleeves, neck and bottom.
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The first time I tried this pattern, I started with a very thin yarn and a 2mm hook. Now I don't know where I deleted this project, but I still have a memory of it and that one day I will do it. I wove a hair tiara for my mother from Alize Bahar Batik. I had almost a whole branch left and decided to start Amma.
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The model has no dimensions, so I measured myself and decided to make it looser, 60 cm square. With a 5mm hook I made 25 rows and I think they were a little under 60 cm, for example 58. After Alize Bahar Batik finished, I went to order more, but, of course, it was no longer in this color
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For 2 rows I decided not to buy a new branch, I found an Alize Bella in white and finished with it. It is much thinner than Bahar, so in the end the front square is a little smaller than the back, but nothing, and it's cool
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Excuse me for the inadequate posing in the garden of the block in front of all the neighbors
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In the end, I really liked this version of the blouse with sewing 2 squares and I'm considering making one or the other, maybe not exactly with grandma's squares (and such big holes, haha).
