266/365 - Hexagon Afghan "Finished"!

At this point (July 7th), the hexagon afghan was "finished"! "Finished" because I still had (and, well, have) a lot of loose ends to weave in and trim. However, because I'd finished the hexagons and half-hexagons-- even added the border-- I declared it "finished".

This was a very enjoyable project, once I had the pattern down pat and was confident with joining new colors of yarn-- but whew, there are a ton of tails to weave! I tried crocheting over them, but with this pattern, I just wasn't satisfied with how that looked (or how secure it felt), for most of the rounds. Oh well! That's just part of the craft.

250/365 - Crocheting Away

I continued to work on my hexagon afghan, a bit at a time. . .

217/365 - Flower Garden Hexagon Afghan

This is a progress shot of my latest crochet project-- a hexagon afghan. (I actually uploaded this one to Flickr last week, so you may have already seen it there, but I'm just now getting caught up to that point in Project 365.)

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168/365 - Procrastination Afghan -- Finished!

Blogged here.

154/365 - Getting There

Not finished yet, but definitely getting there.

I'm still enjoying this project, despite the repetitious nature of the pattern.

(Repetition isn't necessarily a bad thing, according to one who likes reading, watching, and listening to the same old favorites for the umpteenth time.)

136/365 - The Procrastination Afghan

I've started working on a crochet afghan. No, not the one I've mentioned here before. (That would make too much sense.) Instead, it's a different one, and because I'm making it at least partly so that I can put off working out a problem or two with the other, it is my Procrastination Afghan.

You can read more about it here, if you're looking for a cure for your insomnia. ;o)