Working on a crochet wavy, ocean-themed blanket. Regular crochet is my go-to for big projects. This one is queen-sized and uses pretty blue-green colors to brighten up my life during the autumnal and winter blues I experience every year.
(I’m already through my first wave of SAD for the season.)

An old pic of a project that is now 95% completed (like most of my WIPs). I loved working on this Tunisian crochet sweater, holding together black worsted weight yarn and deep teal mohair. I just don’t want to do the buttons ☠️

In the midst of all the nonsense and chaos… check out this gray cardigan I crocheted! 😅🤓🧶

Yes! It has a TBR just like Goodreads, AND it has an “up next” feature so you can pick five books from your TBR that you’re planning to read soon. And it shuffles your TBR books so you get to look at them!

My Tunisian crochet sweater is almost done! Finishing up the collar (redoing it for the third time to get just the right colors…).

Started this #crochet sweater project in March of last year. Finally motivated to return and finish it! I remember why I stopped, though… I had to make.. *gasp* a DECISION! 😱 (about Tunisian colorwork)

This is turning out so much better than I expected. 🤭 Tunisian crochet sweater vest pattern by tiny couch crochet. I want to start a second one of these immediately… all black (I’m a masochist…)

Big improvement on the ribbing after moving up a full crochet hook size. (Pic on the left with stitch markers is the “after”; pic with curling ribbing is the “before.)

Almost done with this #crochet #wip — working on a blanket called “Nana’s Sweet as Can Bee Blanket” 🐝 just need to add a border and sew in the all the ends (ugh)!

Leviathan Wakes by James SA Corey. I’m a sucker for this type of artwork!

My latest #crochet #wip —testing a pattern for a sweater vest! I left the mistake in there for good luck (and for not frogging the same 8 rows twice 😅).