A couple of soakers. I made the smaller one for a baby that was soon to be born. When he was born, he was almost 11 pounds! I had to make the second since the first wouldn't likely fit. (By the way: The baby was born to a mom I know, totally natural, no drugs, no repairs, out-of-hospital, and totally healthy)

I am now an amazing painter. I saw the 'One Stroke' painting, bought a paintbrush and look! So what if I've never held a paintbrush before? I read the book and I'm so impressed with my efforts. This is one of those "If I can do it, anyone can!" Because seriously, when I draw, the girls ask me what I've made; even when it's a stick person.

Who can resist little socks that match mommy socks? This is some fun/funky Kertzer yarn. These socks have the amazingly easy short-row heels. All from one skein, although, next time, I would make the ankles a bit longer.

We don't see much licensed character stuff around here, but this one is a birthday gift for a boy who really likes Batman. It has been a while since I've made a kid apron. Now I remember why I liked them so much. Fast, easy, makes a great gift with paints or playdough.

Various sizes of little snap pouches. For things like stitch markers, knitting accessories, crayons, change, etc. They are also super great ways to use up tiny scraps of fabric I love.

A few more sets of beaded stitch markers. These are so fun to make!

Fun print shorts. These have elastic only in the back and a waistband in the front. I've been told that this makes a more comfortable fit.