So I thought maybe I should actually use that handy feature that Ravelry provides where you can sort projects in order of priority in order to figure out what projects to work on next.
I also used that opportunity to do a bit of housecleaning, and get rid of some items I had added just to bookmark because there had been times I wanted to find a particular type of pattern, and queued everything that I thought might be applicable.
Let me tell you, that feature on Ravelry that allows you to order your queue is actually pretty great! I just used it to rank the top ten items, everything below that is still a jumbled mess with no particular order.
Without further ado, here is a quick rundown of the top ten:
1. Dovetail Cowl
As I mentioned here, I bought a skein of Royal Alpaca wool in black for an xmas gift, and this is the cowl pattern that she chose. So that is why the project is ranked #1, because I need to get to it first.
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Yes, I know. I have already made this twice, and the first one was unravelled, and the second one still needs to be. But I am brave, so I am going to try it again - twice. I have two skeins of wool ready to go for this project. The first one will be for my mom, who was supposed to get the one I screwed up, mentioned here.
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I have already made this once, and loved it. Another friend of mine is expecting, and I think this pattern is the perfect gift.
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4. Christopher
I can't remember where I first saw a post about this project, but as soon as I looked at it, and at how good all the finished projects looked, I knew I had to try it. I love how professional it looks, and am intruiged by the fact that it is reversible, and has no seams! I love no seams!
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I am always up for knitting socks, even if they take forever and get put on the back-burner a lot. When I saw this pattern posted recently I fell in sock love.
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There isn't really anything to say, except that I love the look of this pattern. That is all.
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I found this pattern because I wanted to find a use for some yarn I purchased and stumbled across this. I guess now that I think about it, this is very similar to number 6. Oh well.
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I have been promising to make my best friend some fingerless mitts for quite some time now. I love the look of this pattern, and plus once when she came to a wool store with me, there were some in the store that were made up that looked a bit like these, and she liked them.
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So I think I want to attempt to knit myself a sweater...maybe. If I do it needs to be something kind of timeless, and something I will actually wear. Over the past little while I have come across two items I may actually oneday knit. Aidez and Thermal.
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