Here we grow again!

There were 16 of us today busily working on our contributions for the yarn bombing in November.

And among us is another newbie to the fiber world, Darwin! He is just learning how to crochet and practicing his stitches.

Jim decided he knitted enough on his blanket and switched back to crochet.

Bob started his blanket yesterday and has already made so much progress.

Terry, our Queen of Loom Knitting, started another scarf with pretty autumn colors.

Missy started crocheting without even knowing what to make! As she makes progress, she is picturing a baby bottle holder. It's the right size for one!

Gerry completed the light green Celtic motif purse and is currently working on the strap for the dark green one. Keiko was admiring what a good job Gerry did sewing the lining into the purse and applying a zipper closure.

Ceil started the Bankhead Hat using a lively variegated yarn. The pattern is a free one on Ravelry.

Gail's work on the Antler Toque is exquisite! The soft gray yarn paired with those lovely cables is a stunner!

Pat was working on her scarf when she discovered she didn't have enough variegated yarn to complete it but luckily found a solid color that pairs perfectly with it.

Keiko's Sophie Scarf is coming along nicely. Her I-cord edge gives it a clean finish.

Janna is gradually knitting away all that bulky weight yarn into hats of various color combos.

Tomasa finished last week's project, the Viera Hat and started...

another hat using a basic beanie "recipe".

Pam finished her self striping ensemble which includes a hat and fingerless mitts.

Now she's working on a pair of self striping socks.

Rena is working on two hats at once! She must be SuperWoman! :)

I borrowed the pattern from the Stair Climber Hat to make a cowl to match the hat I finished last week.

Kathy enjoyed the quiet afternoon, stringing her beads to make necklaces.

Our autumn colors are really outdoing themselves this year.

I hope you get to enjoy them where you are too.

Have a great week and go jump into a leaf pile, just for fun.

And as always, keep those needles clicking!