I finished knitting the last of the mitered squares - Hallelujah! Phase 2 is the seaming. After I get the squares sewn in groups of three, I will lay them out to check on color placement and size (remember, the crazy plan is to have this fit my queen size bed). Then comes the border.

It's probably insane to think I could have this done by Christmas, but with cooler evening temperatures there is an incentive! And it was so fun to cast on a pair of socks after almost six months of stockinette stitch.
Here is Kendra, all ready for a sleepover at Grandma's. Everything is packed in her Disney princess backpack.

My latest quilt project was a log cabin charity quilt. I did some meandering leaves on the dark half of the log cabin, and a spiky ferny thing on the light side.

Happy Stitching!
1 comment:
I too have been knitting Log Cabin squares out of various wools for afghans4afghans blankets. They are great to do in the dark while watching a DVD.
Kendra continues to be the cutest kid in the world!! And I say this, having grandchildren (step) of my own.
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