Hugo/Domo Kun

A modified Monster, from Rebecca Danger's  The Big Book of Knitted Monsters. 

Koolaide Dyed Gradient

Needle Case

I made a case for my interchangeable needles.

I am also working on  some plain 

socks.

120 yards of handspun

2ply spun using a drop spindle.
2 ounces of Merino wool top from LunabudKnits in red, garden ivy and violet. Also contains silver sparkle.

Finnished

 30 blocks!

3 borders!

One very bright and comfy baby quilt.

Pin-wheels

Hats and Bags and a Scarf

New hat

lined beanie

Another bag

What I have been up to..

 I have joined Nerd Wars on Ravelry.  I crochet a Wooly Mammoth for a prehistoric challenge.

 Also for Nerd Wars a beaded crochet necklace for a character from my DnD party, as a Birthday gift.

I Also made some Halloween themed bags for my Etsy shop.

Also for the Colorwork challenge in Nerd Wars a Hat with a Dragon on it.

little bag

 7.5" x 4.5" x 4.5"

With a magnetic button to hold it closed.

Practice Carving

I designed the bunnies!

Repurposed Sewing Machine

Electric spindle for Spinning yarn.

Grand Palais Shawl

Knit with Plymouth Encore Chunky on size US13 needles.

A bunch of finished stuff

 Twistygoo Hat.

 WestKnits Earth and Sky Shawl

 Scathach's Hat

 Felted Pirate Hat

Ruffled Scarf

These projects are all from August and the first week of September.  I have also made a few bags/Purses and working on a few quilt related projects.   I am getting itchy fingers to work on the Dear Jane.  I would like to get the blocks finished before I get into the fourth year of the project.

Fabric

Yard Sale Score!
Woo hoo!

What is new

I got some fabulous new drop spindles, made by my dad. They are beautiful and I tried all four out already. *grins*

I have also been knitting the WestKnits Mystery Shawl. I am going to make the largest size. I have one more pattern repeat, then a simple border.

Trying a new Craft! Spinning!

Above shows a 2ply yarn I made all by myself! It was super fun.
I am using a drop Spindle that I made myself. The Spindle is a little off Balance but I will try sanding and making sure hook is centered.

Above is in progress to show how thin I have managed to get a single ply.
I still have breaks when I pull too thin but I am getting a more consistent, less thick/thin areas.

Myra finished her "Dear Jane" blocks. She decided to make them into a tote like the one I had made myself. She did such a great job piercing all the blocks and adding the sashing. I quieted the finished piece and put it together into a tote for her. The two smaller bags I made from the left over pre-quieted fabric we purchased for the back side of tote. Now she has a beautiful Tote for her crochet projects.

Flutter-by Socks

My second ever pair of hand knit socks. I love them.