State of the Knitted

I guess it's insufferably nerdy to run a progress check on your knitting.

But I posted a list of hopeful projects in January, and it's now halfway through the year. So what's a knitter to do?

Green vaguely signifies completed projects. The lighter the green, the less complete. Red means I've changed my mind. I've added and subtracted and changed things liberally.

• felted green lunch tote with strap
• red-and-black wide winter scarf
• wrap with leftover burgundy yarn (my design?)
• a möbius-style cowl wisp with color #204 mohair (my design)
• Mrs. Beatons with scrap purple mohair and sexy brown sheep company prairie silk
• Trellis prototypes in Peruvian alpaca (my design)
• socks with blue variegated sock yarn (pomatomus)
• socks with red variegated sock yarn (coupling?)
• more cat toys with leftover Bernat Disco (they love it-- you’d think there’s coke catnip in that hideous tinsel)
• finish Samus with thriftstore angora blend
• drop-stitch cardigan in blue variegated thrift-shop sweater—finish unravelling
• wide-shouldered cowl with black mohair and lime Ritratto? (my design)
• Lionbrand homespun scrap sack for cat toys
• Something not boring in the Jo-Ann simplicity mega-skein (not boring being optional; that yarn doesn’t show stitch patterns well at all)
• ScarfStyle “interlocking balloons”

Hm. Depressing. What's so sad is how much yarn I've received and how much that's changed my priorities. To this list, I have to add:

• sew pockets and zipper onto Mariah
  
• felt burgundy purse; acquire buckles/belts for straps
  
• plastic garbage bag for garbage bags
  
• Knitty's Chapeau Marnier by Marnie MacLean in left-over burgundy yarn
• Nantucket Jacket, Norah Gaugahn, with brick red yarn
• Buttony Sweater commission with Classic Elite Bazic Wool
• Cable sweater for sister in "mushroom" Lionbrand