Lately, I have been dreaming up all of these projects that I want to do. I currently have so many, that I almost don't know where to start.
The first step to all of my projects was CLEANING. Now that that is done, I can actually start doing my projects. Here are some projects I have been thinking about:
1) A project for Dave and Christie's baby. Their baby is due in October and I am SO EXCITED for them!! I haven't exactly told Christie what the project is (she wanted to be surprised). So if you are reading this, Christie, just scroll down really quickly without looking. :)
2) More banners like this one for Tegan's Bridal Shower, only without the letters. I am going to make one for Halloween (perfect because you can hang them outside and they can get wet). I will post pictures when I am done. Let me know if you are interested in one of these banners.
3) Another streamer like this one. I have about 60 to 75 feet of a second streamer ready to be cut. It looked really good at Tegan's Bridal Shower, so I wanted to make the second one and maybe dye it to use for different occasions.
4) I have a couple of crocheting projects up my sleeve as well. One is for ome friends of mine that have a 7 month old little girl. I started this project a few months ago, just because. I had a pattern and I wanted to see if I could make it work. The other project is for a baby shower I am going to at the end of August (need to get going on that one).
5) Plus I need to do an update on my Little Hate Project. I have made quite a few little hats, but I need to make more so I can donate them.
So that is an update on that. I am sure you were all on the edge of your seat during this post.
Love, Mrs. Janney
Showing posts with label The Little Hat Project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Little Hat Project. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
PROJECTS
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The Little Hat Project
Thursday, December 2, 2010
First Hat DONE!!
The Little Hat Project is under way!! I finished my first hat last night!! I am so excited. It probably isn't the best hat ever. It could be much prettier I think, but for a first attempt I think it is pretty good.
The hat looks SO TINY! The pattern I used for it says it can fit a newborn, but I don't know that I would really be able to tell. I need a newborn to try this out on. Nobody I know has a newborn right now! I am pretty sure everyone and their dog is pregnant, but no new babies right now. Braxton is too big now to use his head.
I don't know if I will have time to make another hat tonight, but I am hoping to whip some out this weekend. :)
YAY!
Love, Mrs. Janney
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Project Name and Christmas Spirit
I have gotten some awesome response regarding my name project. One of my aunts wants to make some hats too! Another of my friends is thinking of bringing her knitting needles out of retirement to try some as well. I think this is great! I am so excited about this, I am feverishly trying to finish my other couple of projects so I can get to work on some hats. :)
I think I have a name for the project...
The Little Hat Project
It's not a giant leap obviously, but I thought it was cute. I have no idea if this name is already used by someone, so if it is, I apologize. And I'm just using the name for purposes of this blog, not like a business or anything. I did a Google search really quick and nothing popped up, so hopefully I am good. :)
Phil and I are out of some essential home items (i.e. contact solution, soap, etc.) so we are headed to the Keizer Station Target tonight to replenish some supplies. Since Michael's just HAPPENS to be right next to it, we will then be heading over there so I can get my supplies for the HATS!!! I am so excited.
I feel like this project has come at just the right time for me. I will explain...
When Phil and I got married, we were pretty sure we were going to split up where we went on the holidays pretty well: Thanksgiving with his family and Christmas at home. This made the most sense because when we eventually have a family, we will not be uprooting our children on Christmas. So we figured, we might as well start this now that we are married.
In August, Phil's dad had a HUGE medical emergency (I think that is the best way to describe). Long story short, we found out through a catastrophic health event (internal bleeding) that he had Liver Cancer. When this whole thing happened, I put Phil on a plane and sent him back to be with his family for a week. I have zero regrets about this. If it were my dad, I would have been on the first available flight.
During this time, Phil found out that his dad really didn't like this idea. He likes his Christmas Eve traditions and everything. Me, being such a Daddy's Girl, I decided that we should go back to Virginia for Christmas this year. Phil's dad will get his traditions and his family can just be together after a kind of bumpy and stressful few months. Aren't I just an awesome wife?
I knew this would creat a kind of challenge for me this year. Ah... the joys of marriage and compromise. :) But Phil is totally worth it. But between the test and getting sick and travelling for Thanksgiving, we haven't been working out much and I am just wiped out. It is kind of taking away from my Christmas Spirit. I just don't have the energy or desire to really Christmas shop or decorate the house for Christmas. Last year we went all out. But this year, our first married Christmas, and I don't want to do anything. I haven't even gotten the Christmas candles out.
Anyway, I am just so thankful for this project. I think it is going to help keep my spirits up while I struggle with a little bit of a funk. I need to get back to working out because I know that will help. And I need to get this project started.
So... here are my hopes for the day:
- Finish reading about reinforced masonry (this is a work item and I know everyone is jealous of this one)
- Go the to gym. I would like to run a few miles tonight. Get the lungs workings.
- Go to Target
- Get The Little Hat Project supplies
- Finish current crocheting project
Wish me Luck!
Love, Mrs. Janney
I think I have a name for the project...
The Little Hat Project
It's not a giant leap obviously, but I thought it was cute. I have no idea if this name is already used by someone, so if it is, I apologize. And I'm just using the name for purposes of this blog, not like a business or anything. I did a Google search really quick and nothing popped up, so hopefully I am good. :)
Phil and I are out of some essential home items (i.e. contact solution, soap, etc.) so we are headed to the Keizer Station Target tonight to replenish some supplies. Since Michael's just HAPPENS to be right next to it, we will then be heading over there so I can get my supplies for the HATS!!! I am so excited.
I feel like this project has come at just the right time for me. I will explain...
When Phil and I got married, we were pretty sure we were going to split up where we went on the holidays pretty well: Thanksgiving with his family and Christmas at home. This made the most sense because when we eventually have a family, we will not be uprooting our children on Christmas. So we figured, we might as well start this now that we are married.
In August, Phil's dad had a HUGE medical emergency (I think that is the best way to describe). Long story short, we found out through a catastrophic health event (internal bleeding) that he had Liver Cancer. When this whole thing happened, I put Phil on a plane and sent him back to be with his family for a week. I have zero regrets about this. If it were my dad, I would have been on the first available flight.
During this time, Phil found out that his dad really didn't like this idea. He likes his Christmas Eve traditions and everything. Me, being such a Daddy's Girl, I decided that we should go back to Virginia for Christmas this year. Phil's dad will get his traditions and his family can just be together after a kind of bumpy and stressful few months. Aren't I just an awesome wife?
I knew this would creat a kind of challenge for me this year. Ah... the joys of marriage and compromise. :) But Phil is totally worth it. But between the test and getting sick and travelling for Thanksgiving, we haven't been working out much and I am just wiped out. It is kind of taking away from my Christmas Spirit. I just don't have the energy or desire to really Christmas shop or decorate the house for Christmas. Last year we went all out. But this year, our first married Christmas, and I don't want to do anything. I haven't even gotten the Christmas candles out.
Anyway, I am just so thankful for this project. I think it is going to help keep my spirits up while I struggle with a little bit of a funk. I need to get back to working out because I know that will help. And I need to get this project started.
So... here are my hopes for the day:
- Finish reading about reinforced masonry (this is a work item and I know everyone is jealous of this one)
- Go the to gym. I would like to run a few miles tonight. Get the lungs workings.
- Go to Target
- Get The Little Hat Project supplies
- Finish current crocheting project
Wish me Luck!
Love, Mrs. Janney
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