The wonderful world of projects...

So I've gotten myself wrapped up with a huuuuuge handful of projects while I'm home, waiting for my applications for school to go through. Yaaaay, transfer apps. But either way, here's the To-Do list of projects:

Shannon's headband:

• Finish weaving in ends
• Sew togetherpieces

Liz's katamari:

• Go to AC Moore and buy Poly-fil
• Stuff katamari
• Assemble

Michelle's "perpetually lost" hat:

• Design pattern on graph paper
• Check gauge
• Make the darn thing

Wyko's deck box:

• Double check measurements
• Find ideas for construction
• Find materials to line the inside with (cardboard? plastic?)
• The lid: button, magnet, or velcro (probably not the best idea)?
• Make a two-color design
• Crochet pieces
• Construct, fix anything that needs fixing...
• Send off to Ohio!

Buddha's katamari

• Create the rest of the body and nibs
• Construct

Heather's katamari

• Ideas for colors?
• Crochet
• Construct
• Get reimbursed for magnets

Sushi magnets!

• Knit the last three rolls, wasabi, and ginger
• Find a glue gun, glue magnets
• Distribute!

Crochet ripple bag... done!

I've done it, I've finally finished my crochet bag! *happy dance*

This thing took longer than I expected, but that was mostly because I got distracted watching the Olympics while doing it. And since I'm not so good at crocheting without looking down, there were a lot of pauses. (Did anyone else see Kim Yuna's short program last night? HOLY CRAP! YAY!)

But it's finally done! I can now finally get started on those Katamari I was planning on giving people for birthday presents. YAY!

Next project: make a deck box as Wyko's 21's birthday present... I'll have to design that one, it's not like it's all that hard to make.

If anyone wants to make this pattern, I found it on Ravelry, but here's the direct link for people:

http://www.coatsandclark.com/Crafts/Crochet/Projects/Accessories/LW1562+Knit+and+Crochet+Ripple+Bags.htm