Oh, and I forgot to add a picture of my blanket so far.

I need to get a blue or purple or a blue AND purple, then add another round of White and I'll be done!   I'm at 20 rows so far.




edited to add materials:I used Caron Simply Soft in Papaya, Mango, Lemonade, Limeade, Blue Mint, and Grape (not shown in the picture) and each color is separated by a row of White.  I hope that helps for those who might want to know!  

Here's my orange for this month!  This picture includes the orange bib I've already posted. 

The other side of the Large bib at the bottom is the same fabric as the "K" in the middle top bib.

oopps I forgot to add the picture:

I've been slacking the last few craftalongs, but I got one done for this month! Yippie!!

I'm making a bunch of bibs for some baby gifts.  It's double sided, and the strippey flap flips over to the other side. I also used a decorative stitch that looks like a lattice around 3 sides.

The orange in the stripes is much brighter and not as "coral" looking as it seems in these pics.

Thanks.  I'll compromise and post it in both places....if the mods don't like it here...they can delete it!  : )

I have 4 more sqaures to make on the frog blanket (I made it 5x5 instead of 4x4) before I sew them together...the froggies are already made.

 Here's a little Sneak peak:
 

I'm using Caron Brites yarn, but my scanner made my froggy way too dark!

[Under The Sea]

Whew! I was hoping to make the extended deadline! 

Here's my entry:
Bag Title: Under The Sea
Materials used: Cheap Fabrics from Walmarts $1-$3/yd fabrics, Variagated thread called "Fall Leaves" also from Wally World.  Also used the "Lazy Girl Designs Newport Tote" pattern.
Size: 17.5" wide x 13.5" tall x 7" deep
Bag picture:


Close Up of Starfish:


Blurry Pic of Inside Design:

I'm sure if I looked hard enough I could figure it out, but how do I wind my yarn to look like this:

Detailed info and process shots on my blog (including yarn that looks like bloody meat!) at www.figandplum.com. 

I borrowed the pictures from the koolaid yarn dyeing thread.