Please folks, save time and eye strain, get rid of your captcha. The blogger filter works very well. I just checked my spam folder and deleted 52 comments that did not make it through to the blog. You do not need the captcha. You really don't need it plus moderating comments. Save frustration, save time, save eyestrain. Change your settings. Skeptical...try it a week and you'll see what I mean. Meme's are fun, but visiting everyone is hampered by everyone using captcha's, it really slows down the process.
Things now DONE:
1. Wedding Ghan pictured HERE
2. Oddball blanket (which turned into 2 where I was the border patrol person, Cinco de Mayo and Mardi Gras). Done and Mailed Pictured HERE
then turned into 3 when I started Baby Pink Petuna, HERE...then turned into 4 counting above Fruit Salad.
3. Red Scarf No More DONE (donated to Bridge and Beyond) Pictured HERE
4. Pink Poddle Ghan DONE, since my last post and donated also to Bridge and Beyond for Project Welcome Home.
5. Jewels Ghan Done, one of an undermined list for Bridge and Beyond, made from donated squares, pictured HERE.
WIP:
1. Cotton Cloth Calendar Challenge (7 of 12 cloths done, and picked out the pattern for November and have started it....barely, so about 68% done).
3. Awesome Blue Scarf gave up trying to determine what pattern I had been using, and FROGGED! Will once again find a pattern I want to use, leave it with the awesome blue and start again, which will be about the 4th time........ARGH. Officially DELETING this from the list, and will replace it with the above green scarf for DD....that seems appropriate.
4. Buckeye Diagonal Scarf, have found the directions to help me determine where I left off, fingers cross this works. Have been in a holding pattern as I couldn't determine where I left off. Thanks to a blogger's good directions of how to determine, am hopeful! ??45% done
5. Candy Corn Ghan (my longest running work in progress ever 60% done)
6. Afghans to be assembled for Bridge and Beyond from donated squares (have several designed and ready to edge, shifting to this as primary goal now that Pink Poodle is complete. Edged and assembled RainBow Bright, pictured HERE for FOF. Jewels done above, and currently working on Pink Petuna, above.
Goals:
Learning to knit cables (watched a video awhile back which is helping me feel more confidant and willing to give it a try)
Learning to knit socks
**I have HAP ghans to pick up and assemble....sometime.**
You are always so productive! I'm struggling still on my blanket squares for the Pine Street Inn, let alone putting it together once the squares are finished. When I do sit down to knit, I'm falling asleep sitting up!
ReplyDeleteEverything (all your projects)looks great :)
You have made a lot of progress on your YoP. Congratulations on that. I love your scarves too. Great pattern and it changes with each different yarn you use. Love that!
ReplyDeleteLove the first blanket! I also get annoyed when variegated yarns aren't exactly what you bargained for.
ReplyDeleteNICE PINK AFGHAN....IT WILL LOOK SO NICE WHEN FINISHED.....YOUR SCARVES ARE GREAT....THEY'LL BE READY FOR THE WINTER MONTHS A HEAD.....HOPE YOU HAD A NICE THANKSGIVING.....OURS WAS VERY NICE......WENT TO AMISH COUNTRY ON FRIDAY.....GREAT WEATHER, HAD A GREAT TIME.......RIZZI
ReplyDeleteLove the pink on the first blanket, I would love to make a pink blanket, but I'm not sure it would go down so well in a house full of boys! Your scarves look great, I really like the green yarn, looks so pretty.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly have been busy!
hakucho, Marsha, Rizzi, Faith, and Underground thanks all for the visits and nice comments. Underground am with you...I normally love variegated; but it wasn't wrapped such that I knew it was in fact variegated...
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ReplyDeleteLove the scarves and I agree with the difference between the two, I do hate when you get a yarn that looks great when you see it but then turns out to be wrong, so I hope you get to finish your scarf. I love the shade of green and I've not used that Cascade before just the wool one so I'll keep an eye out for it as the shading is fab. I love the bright colours in your blanket, really cheerful.
Thank you for helping me remove the captcha, I do hope when you commented on my blog I'd done it right.
Wow everybody has been so busy this week .. kind of makes me feel a bit slack. It is interesting about how both the scarves look different even though they're the same pattern. I have some Noro Kureyon sock yarn that has been started and ripped out about seven or eight times. At the moment its in its original glory - just a ball of yarn waiting for the right scarf pattern.
ReplyDeleteI love that you use so many colours in your work. It's always so pretty to look at!
ReplyDeleteI laughed when I read your comment that you forgot how many you signed up for! That sounds soooo familiar.
ReplyDeleteI can certainly see why that green yarn called out to you - it's gorgeous!
Such a noble heart you have with these charity projects.
ReplyDeleteHow do you like that Liberty Wool? I bought some for a baby hat and socks.
Colors do make such a difference in a project. That is some of the fun - seeing what comes with a different yarn. Love the way the pink afghan is coming along. You are always clever with color. You are such a blessing to these folks. How nice to have a worthy project and enjoy the work too!
ReplyDeleteAnother lover of that beautiful green yarn here! I remain in awe of just how much you manage to squeeze into your 24hrs every day, you are very inspiring.
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