2017 – A Knitter Looks Back

As 2017 draws to a close, I was inspired by several of the knitting blogs that I follow to take a look back at the projects I created throughout the year.

I knew that I didn’t get much knitting done this year, but I was still surprised to learn that I only finished 6 projects. Now, if these were six sweaters, blankets, or other large projects that I finished, that would be one thing, but the two largest projects were a cowl and a scarf. The others were a pair of socks, a hat for Kiddo, mittens for Kiddo, and a pair of fingerless gloves.

Here, in no particular order, are the finished projects from 2017 (with links to my project pages on Ravelry):

I gave up and frogged one project, the Hyperion Pullover. I’m hoping to give that top another go sometime soon. I also will end 2017 with 2 projects still on my needles, the very, very belated Birthday Socks for my mom, and the Shark Attack Blanket for Kiddo.

Even with the limited list, I still don’t know that I could pick a favorite. There are features I love in each project. I love how the cables look in the Tauremorna Mitts, the Dinosaur Hat and Mittens turned out adorable, the Clearview Cowl turned out delightfully soft and squishy and I wear it almost daily, the Speckled Space Socks turned out beautiful, and the yarn was fantastic to work with, and the colors in the Siobhan scarf are absolutely gorgeous.

I guess, if I had to pick an absolute favorite, it would be the Dinosaur Hat and Mittens, they turned out super cute and kiddo loves them!

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Here’s hoping that 2018 brings more knitting time and more finished projects.

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