What crochet projects are you working on this month?

[dcleone]

I am currently working on the Tree of Life afghan. I would like to make one for each sib and my Mom but that will take forever so just the one for now. I love how it looks. Only wish I could get a photo for here but anyone can punch the name into a search engine and see what it looks like; lots of trees top and bottom divided by flowers. I'm using Peaches & Cream, "Panorama," which is a light beige with just touches throughout of sea foam and violet.

[cablestitches]

Of course my granny squares for exchange, also making slippers out of granny squares My middle name now should be Ouch! cause I cut my thumb & can't help but to not use it. ♥cablestitches/Debbie

[cablestitches]

Crocheting4u65, Wow would love to see it ( Jesus afghan) ♥cablestitches/Debbie

[kl1000]

Debbie! I love those slippers!

[adairdm]

I'm working on my last 2 pair of barefoot sandels , I've made 8 so far. I also have an afghan in progress, and a baby set that I just want to see if I can make. I have each project in it's designated area and will work on them one at a time, or at least until I find another.

[WabashWoman]

Putting the border on the afghan for the spare bedroom and have a baby afghan to finish. Also want to work on some crochet wash cloths for the bathroom. I am replacing my worn store bought ones with new I am making myself.

[Jean Marie]

Hi Debbie,
Interesting!
Jean Marie

[Winnie2013]

Hi Debbie, love your slippers!! How many squares are on the bottom? With all the granny squares, different patterns I mean, you could make lots of these. I think they would be great Christmas gifts too don't you?? Hummmm!! (((Hugs))) Winnie

[Vornie]

I am working on a diagonal afghan for my sister's grandson who is graduating in June. Going to college in Fall. Shades of blue with white.
Also have one with shades of green, 1 with maroon. I like to have several going at once. My favorite is doing granny squares. All colors of them.
Vornie

[Judi Gums]

I have ongoing projects of afghans (even in the summer) hats, scarves, lapghans. A few pot holders when needed, and kitchen wash cloths. I love afghans. I like the repetitive type patters where I don't have to pay a lot of attention to while working on them. So I can have a conversation or watch TV without worry of messing it up. I like a larger project that will take me two to three weeks at least to finish. I don't like the stop and start of small projects so much.