I finished one small thing, so small there is no in progress photo. I'll show it again with something else, so it will count then. The basic pattern is Ann Norling's Fruit Hat pattern, with a flower from Nicky Epstien's Embellishment book. Yardage is under 100 yds in worsted weight yarn.
A slow progress project is my Baby Kimono from Mason Dixon Knitting. It's slow, because I only work on it when I watch TV and want mindless knitting. Easy Stockinette fills the bill. The yarn is dishcloth cotton left over from a jacket I made.
There are socks on the needles.
The Ravelry SKA Mystery sock by Adrianne Fong. Is at sock #1, Clue #1. I plan to keep these.
Ravelry Solid socks is having a brown month. I have a Ram Club pattern. The given yarn would not have been enough for a man's sock, so substitution has been made. This yardage will fit DH's feet, even if I have to make the last toe with something else. Current yarn is Hazel Knits Artisan Sock.
The pattern really pops.
The SKA group also has a color of the month, black, or white, or black/white. I have black yarn, Bernat Sox in Jet Hot. Pattern is from Sock Innovation by Cookie A. Glynis is what was chosen. These will go to a granddaughter.
I don't remember if I posted a progress photo for this one, so here goes.
#1 Stocking and Mittens
It used about 185 yards. I also knit 2 pairs of mittens for grandkids, totaling about 150 yds for both pairs. Worsted weight wool knit on #4 needles.
First a holiday gift. It's finished, but needs a partner for enough yardage, so I'll show it again later. It's #28 in our family series. Each stocking is different, but follows the same basic design. About 200 yds of worsted weight acrylic were used.
As the club implies, the yarn came with the pattern. It is from the Unique Sheep. I had to reknit the foot, because it was too small, but this try fits. They're for DH.
This almost became a November post, but I finished it on Oct. 31, at 11:30 at night. I showed a progress picture earlier this month. This was a Mystery Sock by Kirsten Kapur. The last clue came out on Oct. 29. The yarn is Jojoland Melody Superwash. It was a little splitty, so I won't use it again for socks. It worked fine on larger needles when I knit a scarf from it.
These socks didn't fit DH. They were a little tight and too short. Fair Isle is hard to frog. I ended back at the toe and went up one size. Progress has been good. I'm almost at the gusset with the new width and the socks will be 1" longer. Some yarns and patterns have more stretch than others.
I finished one small thing, so small there is no in progress photo. I'll show it again with something else, so it will count then. The basic pattern is Ann Norling's Fruit Hat pattern, with a flower from Nicky Epstien's Embellishment book. Yardage is under 100 yds in worsted weight yarn.
The Ravelry SKA Mystery sock by Adrianne Fong. Is at sock #1, Clue #1. I plan to keep these.
The pattern really pops.
Ravelry SKA Mystery sock
My Ravelry SKA Mystery sock has clue #3 finished. The pattern is by Chrissy Gardiner.
I finished another pair of socks this month. Started May 2 and finished May 29. Pattern is the SKA May 2010 Mystery Pattern by Cookie A. 
Yarn is Dream in Color Smooshy in Plum Paisley. Needles 2.25mm Harmony dps. Here's another picture where the toes show.
the designer. The kit included 4 yarns in progressively darker shades of brown.
