It takes me forever to use a roll of film, so when I get one developed, there are always pictures on there from months ago...like the ones below.
This is the shrug I made for a former co-worker to wear over her strapless wedding gown last October. The color looks a little washed out on my monitor; it's actually a lovely champagne. The yarn was wonderful to work with, and the pattern was very easy.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqLIoRn069ChZu4l9cmmhHpqO9rxuMSmjBpkaNZTZDYXnJnvTYO3oHSpRC6e7j1A8Bbezi_8ZuZmrbnzx2koXmeNRv0sSfa4faveGKpo7EbrkybpHzMaVAPtGKTWZwh5f_NaoWFg/s320/6485653-R2-009-3.jpg)
This is a vest and some hats that I sent to Afghans for Afghans in September. The vest may look a little big for a child, but they wanted us to make things for kids older than seven, and they also told us that Afghani children tend to be tall and thin, so I made the vest a little longer than the pattern specified. The hats are just standard ribbed watchcaps made with wool left over from other projects.
I didn't participate in the latest AfA campaign, making baby blankets, because I wanted to get a jump on making things for my future niece/nephew, but I should have all that done within the next month or so, just in time for the fall AfA campaign.
This is the shrug I made for a former co-worker to wear over her strapless wedding gown last October. The color looks a little washed out on my monitor; it's actually a lovely champagne. The yarn was wonderful to work with, and the pattern was very easy.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqLIoRn069ChZu4l9cmmhHpqO9rxuMSmjBpkaNZTZDYXnJnvTYO3oHSpRC6e7j1A8Bbezi_8ZuZmrbnzx2koXmeNRv0sSfa4faveGKpo7EbrkybpHzMaVAPtGKTWZwh5f_NaoWFg/s320/6485653-R2-009-3.jpg)
This is a vest and some hats that I sent to Afghans for Afghans in September. The vest may look a little big for a child, but they wanted us to make things for kids older than seven, and they also told us that Afghani children tend to be tall and thin, so I made the vest a little longer than the pattern specified. The hats are just standard ribbed watchcaps made with wool left over from other projects.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgLLszOOkqxZ8DK47ZZOGUzLV2zHBdUJ-HAxvWpTSu75q1qbNULu0gfDw2QcC10zJxkxggh_z9sIGBmN30wiZN2e9jWkJU4AeDayn2J8Jl9mrsKakhikzUW-lkflQwOrS5X4waPuQ/s320/6485653-R2-005-1.jpg)
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