Stash-Buster #27 - Happy Scrappy Afghan

I have a lot of acrylic stash to bust,

and this may be the most efficient way to take care of it:

It's an afghan made from a pattern called "Soft Waves" from this book:

I love this book; this will be my fourth afghan from this book.

The stripes are comprised of crazy mixed-up random colors.

No order, no method.

Sometimes, I close my eyes and grab the next color from the stash.

You can tell, can't you?

This is a difficult way for me to operate, but probably good for me.

I rarely work with earth tones, but including them in this project will be okay

 as this blanket is destined for my sis-in-laws cabin. 

Earth tones are good for an afghan for a cabin in the pines, right?

It will be a gift for letting us stay in the cabin for an entire week next month.

I am so excited!

I work on it in between other stash-busting projects.

 Sometimes when I am in a brainless mood I roll the skeins into balls:

Then when a color is mostly used up and they become too small to complete a row

 I throw them into a baggie,

for a future stash-buster.

I would have never had been able to stick to this stash-busting commitment without the help of:

Click on the image and read all about it.

Much gratitude to Linda and Ana for the challenge.

The completed blanket will be posted by next month.

:-D