With this gold and orange yarn I'm making a set of fingerless gloves.

I love striping yarn, and the way it's always changing colors and keeping things interesting.
This project is also a test of patience, because normally I would pick a thicker yarn and be nearly finished by now. But I know in the end I'm going to have a beautiful project.
I've made a couple of coin purses lately, which are fun and easy, and very rewarding. I made one for my dad for father's day, since he had requested one awhile back. Sadly, I didn't take a picture.
Then I made one as a little giveaway for my friends. It was a prize for the person who could guess closest to the value inside the piggy bank that came with our new car, cleverly disguised as a stereo system.
Note: Don't leave kids unattended with a cd player and change! They're not getting any candy out, and it would be an expensive lesson.

The zippers were fun. Definitely want to make more of these.

While gardening last weekend I pulled out this poppy and got a pretty little surprise. I've never seen roots this uniformly shaped that it looks like a rusted metal rope.

-- iPhone post
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