It happens that there are 2 baby blanket projects I have done that have
\neach achieved a level of fame. This was not an intended outcome
\n— it just seems to have… happened. In both cases, the
\nreceiving baby seems to have enjoyed the blanket, which is all that
\nmatters.<\/p>\n
The first blanket to achieve some level of fame (or notoriety) is the Dragon The second is the Tie-Dye I have no idea whether how to compare those worlds — the un-Ravelry’ed Or, not — see point above about what matters. This is just Good thing I’m not in the knitting\/design business, I guess!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It happens that there are 2 baby blanket projects I have done that have each achieved a level of fame. This was not an intended outcome — it just seems to have… happened. In both cases, the receiving baby seems … Continue reading
\nHide<\/a> baby blanket (previously
\nblogged<\/a>). I’ve seen it appear on completely random other
\npages, and if I look at the stats for my blog\/web pages, I see that it
\ngets a fair bit of traffic — probably a hit every couple of days
\n(which counts as high traffic, for this blog \ud83d\ude09 ).<\/p>\n
\nbaby blanket<\/a>, which I have not previously blogged about, but which
\nI did log in Ravelry<\/a>, here<\/a>.
\nFrom Ravelry’s stats, I can see that it’s been viewed over a thousand
\ntimes (which is, approximately, a thousand times more than any of my
\nother projects \ud83d\ude09 ) and over 200 people have fav’ed it.<\/p>\n
\nDragon Hide or the un-blogged Tie-Dye baby blanket have each gone off
\nand struck peoples’ imagination in ways I could not anticipate,
\nmeasure, or reproduce. I suppose, now that I have done a drive-by
\nblogging of the Tie-Dye
\nblanket, I should quickly post the Dragon Hide blanket to Ravelry, to
\nsee if it captivates anyone there.<\/p>\n
\nidle curiosity, and a matter of checking the heartbeat on the blog \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n