I know it's only the beginning of May, but for me it's the beginning of summer. (that's what happens when you work in higher education at a university on the semester system) Finals are over, my grades are in, and that means only a few short sweet months of summertime crafting. I always start off overambitious, and this summer is no exception. You are looking at only one of the three major "stashes" I'd like to make a dent in this summer. Two large storage tubs of my acrylic yarns, including some very dubious purchases I made prior to discovering the world of wool yarn. (the other two stashes? an overflowing dresser of gorgeous sock yarn, and a fabric stash that contains at least three or four quilt's worth of fabric ready in wait) I thought I'd start by outlining plans/ideas for the acrylic stash first so I can compare my progress at the end of the summer.
Project #1: No surprise here, as you saw the cast on for this project last week. My third garter squish blanket!
Project idea: More sidewinder beanies! The Hobby Lobby yarn is reflective so it's like "safety yarn."
Project idea: A couple more leaf baby sweaters to have on hand for gifts.
Project idea: a baby garter squish blanket.
Project idea: a boy baby sweater out of the maroon, a tank top out of the cotton ease.
Project idea: a cowl/hat out of the blue-turquoise acrylic. Not sure for the weekend yarn.
Project idea: ?!?!?! Scarves for my daughter? A fuzzy stuffy animal?
Project idea: ?!?! Not sure yet. TBD.
Project idea: another garter squish blanket!
Project idea: scarves for charity.
6 comments:
Thanks for the link to the leaf baby patterns. They are now in my queue!
Good luck! That's a lot of stash to work through-but it will clear up so much space!
lots of great plans for your stash! Can't have too many garter squish blankets, that's for sure.
It's become my go-to baby gift pattern! Knits up fast and is fun. Highly recommend!
That's exactly what I'm looking forward to! :-D
I agree! I want to fill the house with them, lol!
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