[Diana in Wisconsin]

Since you did such a good job on those horses, here's your next project:

[Diana in Wisconsin]

Here are some washcloths I made for myself, for a change. Loving that yarn; it works up beautifully and gives you a little bit of 'scrub.' I think I will make them a bit larger in the future. They've washed up nicely, too. Moss Stitch.

Pattern found here:

https://littlehouseinthesuburbs.com/2008/10/homemade-crochet-dishcloth.html

[Qiviut]

Very stylish, actually. I have friends who have two “adopted” Greyhounds. Don’t give me any ideas (LOL!)!

My niece sent me a video of my little great-niece (3 yo) & “Pom Pom” (the name she’s given her horse). She was ‘singing’ a book (her version of reading) to Pom Pom ... really cute. :-)

[Qiviut]

This looks like a pretty good crochet pattern for mittens & you can do a fingerless version as well - love the texture:

Description:

""Packed with texture yet delicately soft, these herringbone moss mittens are a triumph for all the family. Worked in the round from the bottom up with clever detailing you are sure to get a stunning finish and the perfect fit. A quick, easy and seamless project that is perfect for using up your yarn stash! In sizes from Baby to Adult you can make one for the whole family to enjoy and a full video tutorial to walk you through every step too. "

Direct link to pattern:

Free Textured Herringbone Moss Stitch Crochet Mittens Pattern