I thought it would be fun to recap the items I knit (and a few I crocheted) in 2009.
~January~
Waffle Stitch Spa Cloth
Waffle Stitch Soap Sack
Hawaiian Leis Socks
My So Called Scarf
~February~
No Hair Day Hairy Chemo Cap
Calorimetry
Cabled Napkin Rings
Stornoway Socks
~March~
Shetland Shorty
~April~
Amigurumi Dolphin
Prayer for Comfort Shawl
Swallowtail Lace Shawl
~May~
Christine's Shawl
Belle Epoque Socks
~June~
Leyburn Socks
South of the Border Prayer Shawl
~July~
Hanging Vines Socks
~August~
Rick Socks
~September~
Knit for Hope Baby Hat
Lacy Rib Baby Socks
~October~
Black Sheep Booga Bag
Turn Back Time Spa Cloths
Black Sheep Booga Bag
Frog Prince
~November~
Warm Stripings Hat
Shetland Shorty
~December~
Slipper Disaster
Journal Cover Disaster
Here’s to a new year of projects! Let’s hope that I do a little better than I did the last month of ’09!
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AuburnChick's Adventures 
Impressive list of knits!
AWESOME WORK!!!!
I still love that frog something crazy!!!!
Everything is awesome, but I really love the Belle Epoque socks & the Hanging Vines socks in that green is just scrumptious! And that swallowtail shawl is AMAZING lace work!!!
Cant wait to see what you create in 2010
Everything is so pretty…I’m sure the journal and slippers were ’cause you were in a rush. I love the Rick socks, this is a great way to look back…I might try to copy ya LOL : )
You have quite the assortment of spectacular projects! Beautiful socks and wonderful handknits. LOVE them all 🙂
Thank you so much!!
Hello! I stopped by because I saw your comment on the Yarn Harlot’s blog and wanted to see if I could help out with your slippers.
From looking at them, I would say that you need to seam the upper toe part further. If you decide to make a new pair, you could place a marker at the end of row 34 to know where to seam through(this info is included on version 2.1 of pattern that will be released in a couple weeks).
If you look at the bottom of page 4 of your pattern, the picture shows you where to seam to.
Other than that, just form them to your foot a lot during the felting process, this will help them take the shape you want them to be!