Project Percentage Complete: 44%
Overall Percentage Complete: 44%
Number of Project Items: 99
Number of Added Items:6
Total Items: 105
Total Completed Project Items: 44
Total Completed Items: 46
I took a bit of a yarn trip with a friend from my yarn group - we drove an hour or so to go to 2 yarn stores in a city north of us - while both shops were really nice, the first one we went to was amazing! There were several rooms full of yarn and other yarny goodness. I liked walking around and touching the various types of yarn - the cashmere silk being my favorite. I think the next time I go up there, I'm going to buy some of that yarn! I don't know what I'll make out of it but I know whatever I make will be mine and it will be nice!
I was able to get some superwash wool to make a pair of boot cuffs, which I started and finished today (Sunday). I love Netflix for the very reason I can put some mindless show on and listen whilst I hook away - it really is relaxing. So after a couple hours, I had created the pink boot cuffs you see pictured here.
They are pretty simple - I created them by using 25 half double crochet ribbing and then joining with a slip stitch when I had it long enough to go around her leg. I started out attempting to knit it but it didn't come out quite right and the cast off was much too stiff to be on something like a cuff. I was worried I has used up too much of the yarn to make two crocheted cuffs, but - I was ok in the end. In fact, I had a wee bit of the yarn left over - *whew*
I have made progress on the Navajo Indian Multi-Colored Afghan. I have about two feet done at this point in time - which means only 5 more feet to go! I would really like to get it done by the end of October, but I'm not sure if that is going to happen. Either way - I do think I could get it done by Christmas.... I hope. I think I'll be far enough along next Sunday to post a progress photo of that blanket. I'm pretty sure my brother doesn't read my blog so all should be safe to share.
Other than that - it has been slow going here. I still have a promised tutorial I must create for HeadHuggers.org (check it out if you are looking for a place to donate chemo caps). I feel like I have slacked on the video tutorials tremendously and would like to get back into that soon. I enjoy doing the tutorials - but I admit, my hands look atrocious! hehehe
A'right - I leave you with the official list...
Project List Items (not started/in progress)
- Navajo Indian Multi-Color Afghan (Birthday gift)
- 17 squares for SIBOL
- 3 knit/crochet cloths for SIL (Christmas present)
- Shawl (gift for the fall/spring for DD2)
- 10 crochet knockers for donation
- 5 pet beds for donation
- 10 chemo caps for donation
- 2 swiffer covers (for me!)
- 1 swiffer cover for Mom (Christmas present)
- 1 swiffer cover for SIL (Christmas present)
- Knit a Sweater for the Man
- Knit Wingspan Shawl
- 1 pair spat warmers (Christmas present)
- Woven Blocks Crochet Quilt
- Room Shoes (Christmas gift)
- Amimono Kimono (for me!)
Project List Items (done)
- 33 squares for SIBOL
- 5 knit/crochet cloths for Mom (Christmas present)
- 2 knit/crochet cloths for SIL (Christmas present)
- State Fair Afghan
- Dead Fish Hat (Birthday gift for DS)
- Spidey-colored Round Ripple Lapghan (Christmas present)
Added Items (not started/in progress)
- Tongues of Fire (for me)
- Striped Granny Bag (Christmas present for Rabbit)
- Elite Syncopations
- Harry Potter Scarf
Added Items (done)
- Magic Square Potholder
- Boot Toppers (Christmas present)
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4 comments:
You're making great progress, I wouldn't worry about one slow week at all. I love the colour of the boot cuffs - I think that's a great idea. My kids could do with some of those. x
The boot cuffs look great, crochet ribbing is one of my favs :)
Hahaha. Maybe you can get a manicure before your videos to make it more fun :).
I love the boot cuffs. The different types of crochet fabric really interest me. And looking forward to seeing the afghan!
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