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Check out my advertiser I finished another pair of socks! Pictures soon. Still not done with Harry Potter. Tim & I are listening to the audiobook together so that we hear the details at the same time. We'd probably both be done by now if we were reading it . After the sparkly purple/pinkness that was the second grocery bag, I decided to take some pity on Tim. Here's the Blue Bag:. The blue bag. I also made this bag longer than the previous two, a size I stuck with for the remaining bags This afternoon's temperature Originally uploaded by unertlkm. I've never been a big fan of August, but this week is really really making me dislike it even more than I did before. This is what the thermometer in my car said on my drive . I didn't mean to make a blanket out of tiny squares. Really, I mean that. But then I cast on for a small square to test out how well some colors went together and suddenly I have this:. Cotton blanket squares . My friend Judith is part of a flickr group called Dogs Wearing Glasses and she invited me to join, so of course I had to take a few shots of Oscar wearing misc glasses around the house. Waking up after a long night spent partying These are the Rockin' Sock Club socks for June/July, the first club socks that I've finished this year! I even knit the pattern without too many modifications for once :) These fit like a dream, and I love love love the finished socks I need some help deciding what projects I should take along on my Australia trip. Actually, I'll probably take along all the projects in the poll - but I'm trying to decide what I should take on the plane with me The blue bag and the cherry bag are definitely guy-friendly patterns. But I had this pink fabric hanging about and nothing to use it for so. pink grocery bags. Here's the fifth bag:. The striped bag. That's not so bad, is it? . Instead of packing today, Tim helped me reorganize my craft room. I'll take some pictures tomorrow when there's better lighting (and when I'm not totally exhausted from a crazy day). The main goal was to address the ongoing problem of . Remember the sun hat I made a few months ago? The secret is that the daisy fabric I used for the hat was actually intended for another project: a slip cover for the chair in my craft room. Just to be clear: sun hat = complicated sewing .