Project Record #3
Operation Santa Stockings * (11 stockings for the troops, using 4.5 yards of fabric)
Pillowcases * (6 for Quilts of Valor, using 5.5 yards of fabric)
Aran Christmas Stockings (His and Hers, using 9.4 ounces of reclaimed wool)
Oddball Baby Blanket * (Beach Ball, using 1.5 ounces of yarn from stash)
Oddball Baby Blanket * (Sweet Pea, using 1.5 ounces of yarn from stash)
Oddball Baby Blanket * (Pumpkin Patch I, using 1.5 ounces of yarn from stash)
Oddball Baby Blanket * (Pumpkin Patch II, using 1.5 ounces of yarn from stash)
November
Cancer Awareness Quilt * (for cancer research fund-raiser, using 5.5 yards of fabric)
Ribbed-cuff socks (Bloody Mary and Ocean Surf, using 5 ounces of yarn from stash)
Oddball Baby Blanket * (Corn Maze, using 1.5 ounces of yarn from stash)
December
Spiral Gift Bag (using 3.5 ounces of cotton yarn from stash)
Eternity Scarf (2, using 6 ounces of yarn from stash)
Oddball Baby Blanket * (Falling Colors, using 1.5 ounces of yarn from stash)
Oddball Baby Blanket * (Confetti, using 1.5 ounces of yarn from stash)
Oddball Baby Blanket * (Rose Petals, using 1.5 ounces of yarn from stash)
Oddball Baby Blanket * (Spring Fling, using 1.5 ounces of yarn from stash)
October - December Totals
Fabric: 15.5 yards
Yarn: 2 pounds 9 ounces
Yearly Totals:
Fabric: 44.5 yards
Yarn: 16.1 pounds
Happy New Year!
ReplyDelete~Tracy
It's been a good year:)
ReplyDeleteWow! You are just wonderfully productive...Happy New Year, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteHAPPY NEW YEAR NANCY AND HAPPY CRAFTING THIS YEAR. BLESS YOU FOR ALL THE LIVES YOU'VE TOUCHED.
ReplyDeleteVery impressive! May 2011 be just as productive for you :)
ReplyDeleteOK, OK, Make me feel bad.LOL. You really got alot done and none for yourself. That's the type of person you are always doing things for other people. You go girl. Love you.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of projects Nancy!! Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed at how much you get accomplished, Nancy.
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you!
so awesome...
ReplyDeleteI would say that you have put a good use to all this fabric & yarn!
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