November 2019 recap...

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...and I'm winding down to the end of the year. Retirement waits at the end!

Finished:
  1. 11/29 Cozy Hat 3 [Ravelry]
  2. 11/30 Deep Purple handspun [Ravelry]
    Merino-Yak-Silk (4.0 oz.) from Alexandra - The Art of Yarn
    127.4 yds. chain-plied, 11 WPI
  3. 11/8 Ghost Rider handspun [Ravelry]
    Merino-Silk (4.0 oz.) from Greenwood Fiberworks
    323.8 yds. 2-ply, 16 WPI
  4. Books
    Book count at the end of November = 158
    1. Queen of the Fae, Linsey Hall
    2. Spirit of the Fae, Linsey Hall
    3. Dark Dancer, BR Kingsolver
    4. Summer Guests, Mary Alice Monroe
    5. Sharpest Sting, Jennifer Estep
    6. Wildflower Christmas, Grace Greene
    7. Summer of '69, Elin Hilderbrand
    8. How to Kiss an Undead Bride: The Epilogues, Hailey Edwards
    9. Surfside Sisters, Nancy Thayer
    10. Summer Breeze, Nancy Thayer
    11. Secrets in Summer, Nancy Thayer
    12. Guest Cottage, Nancy Thayer
    13. Family Secrets, Nancy Thayer
Started:
  • 11/10 Deep Purple handspun [Ravelry]
  • 11/10 Christmas Tree skirt (sewing)
  • 11/29 Cozy Red Hat 4 (knitting) [Ravelry]
Queued
  • Renaissance Mermaid (cross stitch)
Works In Progress:
  1. Finishing work for some old crewel pictures (sewing)
  2. Look Through My Window quilt for me (quilting)
  3. Malachite (needlepoint)
  4. Mermaid Happiness quilt (quilting)
  5. Saratoga Calypso Shawl (knitting) [Ravelry]
  6. Shimmering Points Wrap (weaving) [Ravelry]
  7. Valley of the Heart's Delight sampler design (cross stitch)
UFOs/Hibernation:
  1. Be My Baby for My Baby (knitting) [Ravelry]
  2. Bear Paw pottery (needlepoint)
  3. Estrella Marina Shawl (knitting) [Ravelry]
  4. Mother of Dragons shawl (knitting) [Ravelry]
  5. Peacock Majesty by Just Nan (cross stitch)
  6. Tucson Twilight (needlepoint)

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