u/AppleGoose1107

Image 1 — To border or not to border, that is my predicament for my MIL birthday gift
Image 2 — To border or not to border, that is my predicament for my MIL birthday gift

To border or not to border, that is my predicament for my MIL birthday gift

I just finished the main portion of this blanket and I'm indecisive on whether or not to add a border. MIL knows about the blanket, as it's something she asked me to make. Even bought the yarn she wanted (Caron Cloud Cakes perfect phasing). She has no opinion either way about adding a border or not.

My husband says no border. My best friend, who taught me how to do c2c, says yes. Since it's a tie, I came here.

If you vote yes to the border, should I:

A) continue with where I left off in the color phase as I haven't cut the yarn yet, but risk having a light beginning meeting a darker end

-OR-

B) cut the yarn, weave in more ends (wooo....), and do the border starting in black? I included a pic of the yarn I have left.

Edit to add option C) buy another cake to do the border with 2 strands, one as a center pull and one as an outer pull

u/AppleGoose1107 — 4 days ago

How do I remove these random YouTube videos for Amazon kids fire tablet?

I've already removed the YouTube app but these videos are still here. When you click on them, it opens up a playlist of videos. I just want them gone.

u/AppleGoose1107 — 20 days ago

What are some good ready to care for fish for a 3yo?

My youngest is autistic and about to turn 3 in July. We took a family trip to the zoo and he got so so SO EXCITED at all the fish exhibits that my husband and I wasn't to get him a couple fish for his birthday. I'm hoping for ideas on what kind of fish we could get him that are active and colorful. Other fish owner advice is also welcome!

Edit: title should say "easy to care for", not "ready to care for"

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