Finished Items:
Crocheted Corner-to-Corner pet blanket (baby size)
Knitted Halloween Creepy Cloths - Ghost cloth, Witch cloth, and Spider cloth
Crocheted Giant Granny Square Blanket
Bob Ross Cross Stitch
My first Socks
Hermione's Everyday Socks
Blankets:
old WIP - Maybelle Baby Blanket
2. Knitted Bee Blanket
new since YOP started
WIP 3. My Cozy Memory Blanket
Scarves:
1. Knitted Noro Scarf
WIP 2. Crocheted Linen Stitch Scarf
Cowls:
1. Knitted Ronbias Cowl
2. Knitted Causton Cowl
Socks: 12 pair/year
WIP 3. Simple House Slippers
Toys:
WIP 1. Giraffe for Grayson
WIP2. A doll for me
Sweaters:
1. Comfort Cardigan
2. Ria Baby Vest
Washcloths:
1. Thanksgiving Washcloths
Mittens:
1. Michelle's Mittens
2. Lenticular Mitts
Misc:
1. Shirret Crochet Rug
2. Round Table and/or chair mats (these are potholders that I will just make bigger)
Hats:
1.Hudson Hat
2.Bankhead
Shawls:
1. Little House Shawl
WIP 2. Multnomah
Pillows:
old WIP1. Painted Rose
Other crafts:
Embroidery:
1. Make It Do
2. Village
Applique:
1. Folk Art Quilt (WIP)
2. Happy Home
Rug Hooking:
1. Sheep (needs repair)
2. Abby Rug
Cross Stitch:
1.Frost on the Pumpkin (WIP)
DONE 2.Bob Ross
Quilting:
1. House Blocks (WIP)
2. Sampler Quilt (WIP)
Sewing:
1. slumber beds
2. Dottie Angel tunic/smock
Crafts:
1. Christmas Shadow Box
2. Winter Village House
As I was "researching" for these project pictures, I came to the realization that I have more WIPs that are out there....oh boy! So, in each category, as I finish a project, I will replace it with an old WIP if there is one unless there are pressing gifts that need to be made. Also, I may alternate WIPs with a new project just to keep my creative juices flowing.
One last area that I need to include are new skills and techniques that I want to learn. Again, there will only be 2 at a time although there is much I need and want to learn.
Skills and techniques:
1. Fish Lips Kiss Heel
2. Tunisian Crochet
Classes: (I already own)
1. Craftsy - Continental Knitting
2. Craftsy - Knitting Problems...not sure that's the name....it could be Understanding Your Knitting....anyway it is by Lucy Neatby
3. Craftsy - Hand Dyeing Your Own Yarn
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