Net Bag

A favorite pattern stitch has to be the simple net.

So I created this tote. Then I thought about how I would use a tote that was full of holes? I guess I would have to figure that out.

Wavy Scarf

I made up a matching scarf for the hat I made earlier using my Wave pattern. The shelled hat was made by following a pattern found in a vintage Workbasket magazine

Felted Purse

I had made this as a quick project using left over wool yarn. Unfortunately my handles did not line up well after the felting process.

Decorative Bowl

I have been wanting to do this for a while. I have some of my dad's torn hankerchiefs, and I knew I wanted to make a project with them. I have posted a Decorative Bowl pattern a while back, this time using strips of the hankerchiefs. I had left over strips and made bows along the top of the bowl.

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Finished Projects

I finished up a spiral blanket and a simple square blanket. I did not follow a pattern for either project. I am going to be a grandmother in January, my daughter might want these. The spiral blanket might be a little small, though it could work out for a car carrier.

Magikarp

A while back I made a baby hat that resembled Magikarp. Magikarp is a Pokemon character. The pattern for this hat is found on Ravelry. It is an adult pattern. This is the baby hat I made, my daughter requested that I make it for her. She loved it, then requested that I make the adult pattern.

Here is the adult hat. It turned out too big. It might be more useful as a toy or pillow cover.