Heather's square 18

And finally the last one that I've gotten done. This was real easy I really liked doing it.

Karen's square 18

Here is my completed square 18. I did not like this one... The slipped stitch over six rows was tough! It was an easy pattern to remember though!

Laura's Square 18

On this square I did an extra half repeat and it is still a tad shy on both width and height. It isn't rolling too terribly.

Tracy's square 18

I finished this weeks ago, but forgot to take a picture and post it. This one was quick and easy and pretty.

Donna's Square 18

This is my square 18. It wanted to roll on me so I had to pin it. It was a pretty easy pattern to remember and worked up pretty good.

Krystal's Square 18

LTK 18:

How do I hate thee?
Let me count the ways:

- You shrunk up and are no longer the right size.
- Your slip stitches over 6 rows are horrible.
- You curl unbelievably
- You will be a BEAR to stitch to the afghan!

Wendy's Square 18

Here is my Square 18, Oh I liked this one and it was so easy and quick to do. It makes a change from some of the others.

Cindy's Square 18

I found that slipping stitches for 6 rows made the square kind of ripply. (It is square even though it doesn't look it, blame it on the lousy photography!)
I had to do an extra 8 rows to make it big enough.

Sherri's Square 18

Today was the first time in a while that I have knitted on the afghan. I was very excited to get started, but less enthusiastic after the third row. The slip stitches that are carried up six rows create the hexagon pattern, but those slip stitches cause the square to not lie flat. Hopefully the square will behave when it is joined with all the other squares.