Hello There!

I'm at a lull....I have Jedrick's blanket all packed up and ready to go.  Here it is all wrapped up.

and on my daughter's bed.  It is really a twin size!

I attempted to knit a newborn hat but it didn't work so well, it included a knit purl sequence which was too hard for me on my brand new size 6 long needles. (Thanks MOM).  The yarn was skinny as well as needles.  Im using bernat cotton which seems smaller than worsted weight to make a dishcloth with 5 or 6 knit rows and one purl row.  we'll see how it turns out.

Knitting! and a completed project

I learned to knit and currently am knitting a dishcloth.  I have no idea where this will take me.  Here's the start.

Here's a picture of two baby blankets I made by sewing and quilting.

Here is my knit project:  a washcloth

I am working on hats for homeless men and a hat for my mom. Then I don't know what project is next.

Oh, here's the finished blanket with edging for Jedrick.  All I need to do is weave in the ends and I can deliver it.

proof!

hats for homeless and slippers

blanket and hat set for baby in mexico

here's the bootie and hat

Jedrick's blanket

up close of the corner and extended stripes

Today I have to go find "soft white" red heart yarn.  I can't seem to get away from red heart.  I kinda like it and the color selection.  Can't beat the price and wear either.  I just wish it was more soft.

MIA

MIA,just the blog...not me.

I have not stopped crafting, but I have been very busy.

I have accomplished :

1.baby hat, bootie, and blankie in blue for a baby in mexico.

2.Baby hat, bootie, and sewn receiving blanket for a baby in Modesto.

3. Hats for every boy and girl in my family
Paul: Gray with blue and red stripe
John: rusty colored camo
Peter: Blue varigated
James: Caron So Soft cornflower blue
Don: Denim twist in wool ease (but he didn't like it so I got it)
Juliette: pink camo with rosette

4. Hats for the homeless  (5 men's)

5. Slippers for the associated womens shelter.

6. Almost done with a twin sized afghan

7. Low birth weight caps for "Caps for Good" through WarmUp America.   I will take photos of what I can and post.