I've had that site bookmarked for ages. I have all my tulle and binding, I just need to get around to all the ruffling. Thanks for the fleshed out tutorial, it's nice to know someone has gone before me.

A pretty easy and fun pattern from Ravelry: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/circle-socks

Honeycomb stitch is one of my new favorites! I made a couple awesome looking dishcloths with that pattern.

Wow! I don't think I could find anything to wear it with, but what a gorgeous color scheme, design, and execution. I can see how it's your favorite.

That first pair of earrings are splendid. Are they heavy? They remind me of frosty days

The first set is certainly heavier than the second, but still very easy to wear. The larger bead in the middle is quite light, so the earring overall is easy to forget once it's in.

I made these for my aunt, who is a fan of my simple made-on-the-fly jewelry. The first set is my favorite. I like the second one too, but the almost transparent white beads give a much cooler effect in person.





I started working on a tutorial for the earrings in the second picture, but then I decided they were too bland and easy to figure out.

Isn't the divine hat pattern.. divine? I made it before I was very good with crochet patterns, so it took me forever to figure out. Once it was done, I was glad I took the time! Your version is lovely.

Packages for everyone?!? You are the best, pinkleo. I will totally keep working on my Triton socks and hopefully I'll be able to finish before a 2012 Sockalong opens up.

Very springy!

Wow! What a gorgeous project, and such a brilliant gift idea.

Lovely, and good job choosing colors.