The big eclipse event has come and gone. My son got this photo, during totality:
It was quite the experience and we had the event of a lifetime from the total eclipse in our area.
I've started another cardigan. This time I also did gauge testing.
I'm glad I did because it helped me get the right sized hook and also gave me practice time with new-to-me stitches. As you can see, with this swatch, I needed to practice a bit more before continuing on to the full pattern.
I've finished the back and started on one of the two front panels.
After the first front panel, I actually won "Yarn Chicken" with only a little yarn leftover.
I worked up another pair of socks for The Mister:
The design wall is mostly a placeholder for these blocks until my sewing mojo returns:
My bestest helper, Dex:
I have worked on the Cathedral Windows quilt a little. It is very slow going.
I made a pair of socks for a friend:
That's all for now folks!
Happy Crafting!!!
1 comment:
your posts are always so full of information!! I never know what to comment on. Your crochet is amazing. I did one crochet project and decided it wasn't for me. I can see the appeal, though.
I have been contemplating showing my students how to do Cathedral windows, so seeing your quilt is impressive. Today's Quilter has a BOM using Cathedral Windows blocks completed by machine. I might use those going forward for a block in my class.
Thanks for commenting on my blog!!
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