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My favorite blanket I am working on is this baby one featuring  the new Annes Geddes baby yarn!

This is the star stitch pattern 

Another unfinished blanket I have it the wave one! Anyone else start one and then get excited about other projects???

Do you know that Stitch and Unwind has a Stitch and Share event going on right now asking you to share your favorite blankets and/ or hats?

You don't need a blog just a photo!

The winner gets 29 skeins of threads and a mention in the newsletter!!!

Now I won the first one and bloggers you want to win one because a mention in the newsletter boost your blog so much more and for more days than a regular link!

Here are some of my favorite hats I have made that are not from patterns here on crochet chiq! Some I made up and the star stitch ones are from The Crochet Geek





The first hat I ever tried to make with out a pattern and just looking at a picture!

These hats took forever but I loved making them!

I made this 3 years ago for my sons 1st birthday!

bumble bee hat

once I made one panda hat everyone wanted one I  think I made over 15 one summer when my church did pandamania for vbs

My oldest drew a picture of what he wanted his minion hat to look like 



this is my 4 year old's favorite hat at the moment. he wears it all the time!
Share your favorite project!! Are you going to enter the contest> Let me know!! Good luck everyone!!
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  1. UnknownJune 19, 2013 at 11:43 AM

    I love making the super star afghan for babies.

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    1. CrochetChiqJune 19, 2013 at 2:47 PM

      Me too! they work up so quick after your first one ) lol i think the first 5 rounds my first time took me over a week to get right!)

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