For the Ravelympics, I entered 36 projects total. I completed 24 of those during the games and of the ones I didn’t complete, 4 were alternates anyway and the rest are at least farther along than they would have been otherwise. There were only 2 new projects that I didn’t get to at all. And I earned a medal for all 6 of the events I entered. I'm quite pleased with how I did. :D
And just before vacation (right at the start of the games), I received the yarn I won from Knit It Up's Name the Skein contest. Thanks to my wonderful husband, who came up with the winning name "Taffy", I received this...
I think the knitting Gods must really want me to make socks cause this is the second skein of sock yarn I've won in the last month! LOL So I'm working on it. I cast on Stephanie Pearl-McPhee's Basic Sock just before the games (pre-game warmup) and I'm now working on them in the car after school while waiting to pick up my son. I'm just about an inch away from turning the heel now. So far so good, I think...
And just to catch up completely, here are the projects I completed during the Ravelympics and just before:
Kid's Nap Sacks (checked off the Summer goals list!!!):
Fairy Tale Finger Puppets; My second pair of socks...this pair is for my daughter to coordinate with her twin brother who recieved the first pair; My Nutcracker Scarf:
The kids Buddy Bags (working on writing up a pattern for the Star Wars Finger Puppets...more on that later):
My In Bloom Bag (photo of the outside of bag is pre-seaming); and the Draft Stopper for my oldest:
The other 10 were Fantasy Knits and were only done in my head. LOL
That catches us up a bit. I'll talk more about the Death Star Buddy Bag and the wonderful friends I made during the games next time. And about some other GREAT news regarding the CLF Patch! :D
Until next time...Happy Crafting!
Wow! 24 projects!!! I thought I was doing good to get 3 done! I'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteWell, in all fairness, 10 of them were Fantasy Knits and only done on paper. LOL
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