Tulip Cardigan in gorgeous retro colors for my littlest kiddo. I'm planning on using the leftovers on a striped blanket.
Honey Cowl. I gave in to the hype and knitted this beauty with some Madelinetosh DK. It's actually done, just waiting to be blocked and gifted. Then I think I'll have to have one for myself!
Quilting this bad boy. It's going to take FOREVER. Wrestling a queen size quilt through my itty bitty machine is a chore but I know it'll be worth it!
Two at a time socks from this book. These are a gift as well. That super adorable bag? It's from the super adorable Mrs. McPorkChop and it matches my house perfectly. This is actually my second pair from this book, I'll make sure to blog about the first pair this week!
I'm sure there's other in-progress things that I've completely forgotten about but that's the life of a crafter! I'm always jumping around from project to project, it's amazing anything gets done! :)
Love the quilt...and I know the fun of doing precise quilting on such unique blocks. Just thought I would mention, in case you weren't aware, that Common Threads in North Liberty rents their long-arm machine to those who take a training class. The only problem I have is that I don't have enough quilts to go in every three months and maintain my "License". The plus is that a queen size quilt can be done in a few hours with no basting required.
ReplyDeleteyou are so amazingly crafty! that quilt is looking gorgeous!
ReplyDeletei LOVE seeing these in-progress projects!!
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