This first square is from Yarn Pirate http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=44421&sort=recent&page_id=1 the colorway is called Shamrock.


I am also in a potholder and recipe exchange, this is one of the pot holders, the pattern is called, Piece of my heart http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=20393

And this one is simply called Heart Dishcloth http://members.cox.net/designs.by.emily/patterns/Designs%20by%20Emily%20Heart%20Dishcloth%20Pattern.pdf
Yes they are washcloths however, what I am doing is knitting two identical ones, joining 3 sides, adding a piece of quilted material, then sewing the final side up, and adding a loop to hang it from.

Yes they are washcloths however, what I am doing is knitting two identical ones, joining 3 sides, adding a piece of quilted material, then sewing the final side up, and adding a loop to hang it from.
This is the first of the 12 days of Yule Dish cloths by Ketutar http://fiberneed.blogspot.com/2007/01/12-days-of-yule-dishcloths.html I am not making dishcloths, instead the DH thought they would make a great holiday afghan. So I am knitting them up individually and will join them all when finished. I decided not to wait until the last minute, so I am going to knit one each month, this one should have been done in December. This is the partridge in the pear tree. I was supposed to make Two turtle doves in January, but haven't even started it yet. I have a few days left in January... so it's possible. Not likely but possible.

I also could not find a tree skirt that I liked that was less than $50.00 I am sorry, but to me that is just too much for something that is going to sit under the tree. So I decided to make one also I found this pattern http://www.gallentine.org/Knitting/Christmastreeskirt.html Yes, it has cables, but I think I can handle it. It's made from seven separate sections and then are joined together. I have already started on it but already frogged it because the directions are written a little wonkie and you have to keep jumping from top to bottom to middle of the page, I am going to print the pattern out again and cut and paste them in order for myself.

I also could not find a tree skirt that I liked that was less than $50.00 I am sorry, but to me that is just too much for something that is going to sit under the tree. So I decided to make one also I found this pattern http://www.gallentine.org/Knitting/Christmastreeskirt.html Yes, it has cables, but I think I can handle it. It's made from seven separate sections and then are joined together. I have already started on it but already frogged it because the directions are written a little wonkie and you have to keep jumping from top to bottom to middle of the page, I am going to print the pattern out again and cut and paste them in order for myself.
I also joined a contest from The Lone Knitter http://theloneknitter.blogspot.com/2006/12/my-first-contest-blanket-drive-for-mom.html This one the due date is not until June so I have time to make up a few squares. The will be donating the squares, blankets or afghans to the hospital that her aunt was a patient of while being treated for cancer. This will help to get rid of the small bits of left over yarn in my stash.
This week I am going to be working on the Fiber Trends Ruffles and ridges shawl (see side bar for pattern). I am not sure how many more rows I have to go but I am down to 250 stitches from the original 1095 that were cast on. I want to finish it this week.
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