This is our lovely Buddha-O-Lantern that Amy and I created with one of our lovely volunteers. I crocheted his lovely hat. I designed it after some pictures Amy showed me of a Thai Buddha. So cute! More Hallowe'en pics to follow..... (I'll also post a Buddha hat pattern, or rather what I can remember of it!)

4.5 blocks to go!! My goal is to be finished the blocks, sew them together and be working on the border by November...... eek!

Robert's Crafts has some knifty patterns! Poncho, slippers, scarves, hat....

 

Jennifer's class was marvelous, as always. Another UFO for the craft room. :) I didn't buy much this year, but still managed to spend all the money. ;) I bought:

2 balls of Regia 4 sock  yarn

a darning needle holder

Care Bears pattern book (I'm going to make one for Amber)

a Toronto cross stitch pattern (Mom asked me to make it for her)

some fabric

some gifts

a Divine pattern book

and a cross stitch sticker for my scrapbook ;)

a green Knifty Knitter

Unfortunately I can't stay home and craft all day because I have to go to work!

Just 15 to go! That's a good sign!

Well, I have 16.5 squares left of 64. Not bad. Not bad at all if I do say so myself. I wish I had written everywhere that it has been. Let's see...

Pontypool
Peterborough
Montreal, Quebec
Ste. Marthe de Rigaud, Quebec
to work
on the TTC
on a VIA train
London, Ontario
on a Greyhound bus
to Bull's house
to a concert (Joss Stone)(by accident)

maybe 6 more weeks if you include sewing together and knitting the border. I'll have to start taking photos of this labour of love!

Get your hooks and needles out!

To crochet:
stuffed pumpkin
A Halloween Bag
Pumpkin pin
masquerade mask
perky pumpkin potholder
spider
witch clothespin doll
curly the clown

To knit:
Pumpkin hat
Pumpkin leaf (for hat)
Lil Devil Baby Hat