I was just informed of a couple of typos in my BLUE Knitted version of the Salvation Colors Afghan.
Row 2 should read K2 P31 K1 K1tbl as you will now have 35 stitches on the needles
Row 3 should begin with K4
Sorry for the inconvenience. Here is the link for the pattern if you need to download it again.
We are now on the 5th panel of Salvation Colors Afghan. How are you doing? In February I will post the final panel, then in March the edging and seaming.
This month we look at The Waters of Baptism.
1 Peter 3:21 says, and this water symbolizes baptism that now saves you also-not the removal of dirt from the body but the pledge of a good conscience toward God.
As a symbol of your commitment to the Lord God you are asked to follow Jesus in baptism. Baptism does not save a person any more than putting on a ring make you married. You must follow through in the action of commitment.’
And he said to them, in Mark 16:15,16, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature. He that believes and is baptized shall be saved. This is the first command given to a believer. Even Jesus was baptized in Luke 3:21,22.
As you work through this pattern, read the story in Luke 3. Have you been baptized? If so prayerfully remind yourself of the love commitment that was made by Jesus and by you. If not, prayerfully consider if it is time in your walk with Christ to do so.
The stitch panel in the knit version is called Little Fountain. That seemed appropriate for a panel titled “The Waters of Baptismâ€.
Download the pattern for knit and crochet here. (A PDF reader is required)