Ugh. I can't even remember the last time I updated this blog. I'm sorry its taken so long. I'm sure some of you are tired of only seeing the last post. Well here I am ready to update. Since it was a very hot, very busy summer, I didn't do much knitting. But here are all of the projects I've completed since the last time I talked about knitting. (not pictured is another blanket like this one and a mini one like it for traveling)
A meat head hat for the Professor.
Mermaid fingerless gloves for a gift exchange
A hat for my baby sis (my mom added a pom pom since this picture was taken)
More meathead hats (dude they are just so easy to make!)
Did I mention that they look great with little baby booties?
Take another look and see what I mean...
This lady at my church has three grandbabies due at the same time..so I made these
Here get a closer look.
Holy crap they are SOOO CUTE!!!! (I've made 2 pairs in this baby girl pink yarn!)
A scrubby pad made out of antibacterial acrylic yarn (I actually made 2). I was commissioned at church to make easy knitting projects for our stake's super saturday.
A washcloth to go with the scrubby pad(made 2 of these too!)
A hat to trade with my friend for a cool camping pan.
Soooo coool huh!?
More meathead hats! Although with this one I forgot to knit inbetween every decrease row so it turned out a little stumpy.
So if I counted correctly, I think that's brought the total up to 30 completed projects this year. Oh wait, I just remembered I made a pumpkin hat for one of my other friend's nephews. That would be 31 then. On the needles currently (or inline to be knit) are 2 skull and crossbones hats, 3 of the wavy hats, one more booty and mermaid fingerless gloves. There is simply not enough time in the day!
2 comments:
Did you count the SUPER AWESOME hats you made the girls? Here's Gretchen working her hat at the pumpkin patch. Topless.
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Stef, since you are so cool at knitting, do you know how to turn hand towels into the things that can hang on your fridge via knitting a little top part with a loop? I hope that makes sense. Anyway, I would totally pay you to make me some! LMK about that! :)
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