Snarkland

Yarn: Aslan Trends Glaciar Del Cielo

Pattern:  Bathtime Blossoms (224x) by Evelyn A. Clark

Yarn: Classic Elite Premiere

Pattern: To be released in February 2011

Notes: Yup, another year-long afghan project!

Yarn: Classic Elite Premiere

Pattern: To be released in January 2011

Notes: Yup, another year-long afghan project!

Yarn: various bits of Malabrigo worsted

Pattern: Soap Sweaters (Ravel it!)

Baby not included.

Yarn: Lots and lots and lots of handspun

Pattern: Spider-Man Blanket (Ravel it)

Notes: I did this one the same way I did the pink one; worked on it one weekend a month, and although it took six months, it seems to hardly have taken any time at all!

Yarn: Steadfast Fibers Wonderful Wool (gray); Trendsetter Merino VIII (red)

Pattern: 2009 Afghan: The September Square (Ravel it!)

Yarn: Louet Euroflax Originals, which Jag and Antony gifted to me long enough ago as to be embarrassing that I haven’t used the yarn yet! (Clearly it was just waiting for the right project…)

Pattern: Based on a sock pattern I’ve done a couple of times, Crest of the Wave.

Notes: Surprise, mom! It’s the second in the series and coming your way soon!

Yarn: Louet Euroflax Originals, which Jag and Antony gifted to me long enough ago as to be embarassing that I haven’t used the yarn yet! (Clearly it was just waiting for the right project…)

Pattern: Based on my August Afghan square, but with an extra repeat in there for length. Also added a little i-cord cord on one end, as it’s a hand-towel, so mom could loop it over something if she wanted to.

Notes: Surprise, mom! Coming your way soon – linen is rather rough feeling at first, but everyone says it softens with use; so my plan is to wash this a couple times before sending it to you. And then the more you use it (either as a hand towel, or a dishcloth, or whatever you’d prefer), the softer it should get!