Crochet Lace Fingerless Mittens
 

This is a purse (or bag) made with bulky yarn. I did this June 2010 and I don't recall the pattern or yarn used, but I think it might be the Summer Market Bag at Ravelry. At least it is very similar to it. This was a spur of the moment project (needed a bag for something or other) and I don't find a blog post on it.

The bottom is made in one piece, in the round, working on opposite side of the chain. Most of the side rows are dc, ch 1, sk 1. The strap is made separately and is attached in the center of each side of the purse. Check out the Ravelry pattern. Whether I used that one or not, it is so close in design that I think the finished project would look like this.
 

crochet edged flannel bib and burp pad given as baby gift
(daughter made matching blanket)

cocoon

Lexighan made with magic ball

 

for Hospice patients
 

Saltines (2 round grannies) which will be made into afghans and shawls by someone else

I made these squares which Sandy Scofield put together into these little sweaters and hats. Isn't she clever? For Lil'Troopers.
 

6" x 9" rectangles

Granny Squares using Caron Orange
 

puppy covering for Lexi
 

pet snuggles
l to r:
13 1/2" x 15 1/2" (3 colors)
17" x 17" (yellow)
15" x 17" (2 color)
 

Filet Pocket Prayer Cloths
approx 3 1/2" x 5"
 

Puff Stitch Pocket Prayer Cloths
approx. 3 1/2" x 4"
 

Round snuggle about 13"
 

Snuggle 15" x 17"

Pillowcase made for my nephew Mark (11/2007), to match an afghan made by my sister, who passed away in 1990. My first pillowcase and I was really pleased with the result.

The above pillowcase was made for Mark's fiancée in 2011 as a wedding gift so she could have one also. The colors are slightly different as I didn't have the first one to match and had not noted down the yarn colors when I made it. Size is about 22 1/2" x 37 1/2" lying flat, large enough for a king size pillow. I recommend using yarn colors that are similar is thickness. All worsted weight yarns are not created equal, even from the same manufacturer. It may not make much of a difference to the casual viewer, but as a crocheter you would note the difference.

These are dishcloths, various patterns, made to go in prize packs for my Crochet Cabana 10th anniversary.

Nests for the Wild Baby Rescue Center and Wildlife Response

 

Nests for the Wild Baby Rescue Center and Wildlife Response
 

Here are two lighthouses I made as part of an assignment for my CYCA certification. The pattern is from Lee Mathewson's site, used with permission for my project.
 

This burial pocket is made with two granny squares sewn together in diamond shape. The second is just folded over. You could weave ribbon through or decorate in some fashion if you wanted to as well. I used baby Lion Brand Pound of Love.

This is a poncho that I made as part of the requirements for the CYCA Certified Instructor Program. It uses two strands, a P hook, and basic stitches. Works up really quick. You can find the pattern at the CYCA site.

This toilet tissue holder is just dc in the round like making a hat, with a little pom pom on top. The second one was adjusted in height, has a rolled up brim with a picot edging.

I recently came across this pictures of a clown crayon holder I made years ago. I'd like to make some more clowns but have been unable to find the rubber clown faces.
 

Here is a picture of a Christmas tree wall hanging. Years ago I made some of these and in 2004 I decided to make some as gifts. I used brown to represent the tree trunk. Those are picot stitches around the sides and a plastic ring for the hanger. This is not my pattern - I made my own version after seeing one at a friend's house.

Pattern is the Butterfly Fridgie

The instructions call for a yarn body but the picture shows a chenille stem, which is what I use.

The one on the left is made with Red Heart variegated yarn called Bikini and a white chenille stem. I find the yellow (as in the center group picture) and the bright pink do well with this yarn. The one on the right was made by my daughter in Red Heart yarn, one of the blue shades but not sure which one. She used a sparkly stem.

These are fun to make and quite easy. With an H hook, I can get 13 butterflies from an 8 oz. skein of Red Heart yarn.
 

Here are a few of the cute little pumpkins I made using the pattern "Pumpkin Fridgie" at http://www.crochetnmore.com/pumpkinfridgie.htm
I didn't add the face since I didn't want the Jack o' lantern look, but did add a leaf using a different pattern :-(