Well.  I've spent quite a bit of time this moth with a crochet hook in my hand. First was the pair of slippers reverse engineered from a pattern that the hubby's grandmother used to make.  This is what they look like on the sock blockers. 

And off of them.  

And the crocheted bag holder.

And the niece's first birthday present--an apple green sun dress, with a ladybug on the front.

All that said, I don't know what's up with the funky photo formatting.  They upgraded the system, and things just don't work the way they used to.  Maybe more practice will get me used to the new system.  Or perhaps they just want all the photos in a jumble, and you get to figure out what's what.  Good luck.

 Hello again!  I've been busy washing stinky fleece, dying it, and using the drum carder on it.  Here we have the results--fairy farts bats.  It even has some angelina sparkles.  This was all done for a small troop of Brownies in Louisville, for the niece and SIL.  This was the leftovers.  I've been told it was a success, as there were no attempts to escape to the bathroom or drinking fountain, no one saying they were bored or wanting to wash their hands, and a few asking if they could take the supplies home with them.  I also passed around samples of various fibers, from llama to cotton to silk cocoons.

I also actually did some fun spinning--some superwash BFL that I call peas and carrots, since it's in greens and orange.

And finally, we have the socks you can see from space--pink, red, green, white, and purple.  It was my first attempt at an afterthought heel, and I think I should have decreased at a faster rate.  At least I'll know for next time.