One more square afghan type thing, and then 2 scarves that are going to be going to the new Scott & White Cancer Treatment gift shop!
1 more little blanket
I messed this one up but didn’t realize it till I was too far along. Other than that, it turned out pretty well I think.
3 for me!
I have been working on learning new patterns and stitches, so I thought I would make something useful in the process. Afghans for Angels accepts 1 foot by 1 foot afghans, and I have a sampler book that, as fate would have it, makes 1 foot by 1 foot squares. So, yeah. It works. Also, another pair of socks for Afghans for Afghans.
Socks socks socks!!!
So one of the most mysterious things about crafting is that you can try and try something for ages and it just doesn’t click. Then suddenly, it all becomes clear. This happened to me with cross stitching. I just couldn’t understand the concept of transferring, through stitching, what was on the chart onto your fabric. But once I really got it — no problem!
The same thing has been a problem (a big problem!) for me with socks. Even though I had the best teachers guiding me, the wisdom of their words was just not clicking in my head. Until this past week. Suddenly, everything they had been saying clicked together and I realized I would be able to make socks. And lo…
I would like to say too that these socks were made with me adjusting a pattern from a book using Amy’s and Andi’s formula for decreasing at the gusset 😀 The actual pattern called for using a stitch holder and all kinds of crazy stuff.
These socks are going to Afghans for Afghans cuz they are made out of Patton’s wool.
Not this year
I am sad to announce that I am going to put my 1,000 items challenge on hold till next year. I got too late of a start, and you wouldn’t believe how that shipping adds up! It’s crazy. But first day of 2010, I’ll be on it full swing 🙂 I’ll do training until then, I promise.
Nine!
It’s been slow going lately…many unsuccessful projects! But, here are nine items for our count.
And I’d like to please introduce Paisley Bear, made by my mom, who is modeling my first onesie. I didn’t really think I had made it right till he tried it on for me.
