The first project I finished in 2011 was blogged. It was the socks Sam by Cookie A (ravelry link). Made out of yarn I had previously knit up in a shawl, but resused and some yarn from a friend of mine (see if you can see it in the picture).
![](http://images4.ravelrycache.com/uploads/sonjar/54323915/sokkar1_medium2.jpg)
Next project was about 7 potholder (counts as 7 in the total number of projects), 5 of which were used for the 2011 Crochet Potholder exchange. The yarn was sport weight mercerized cotton, Reynolds Saucy Sport, which has since been discontinued :( This project was blogged and here is the ravelry link.
![](http://images4.ravelrycache.com/uploads/sonjar/57961238/potholders01_medium2.jpg)
The next project was not blogged. It is a sweater called A by Védís Jónsdóttir from Lopi 26, made out of plötulopi (unspun icelandic wool) held triple on huge needles. Very quick project (took only a week), and the shoulder decreases are very interesting. This sweater was made from my coworker who is always cold and ordered the yarn from Iceland for me to make it. A knitter can't resist to knit for someone that's perpetually cold. (Ravelry link)
![](http://images4.ravelrycache.com/uploads/sonjar/59117082/A_sweater_medium2.jpg)
The next project is one that I've used quite a bit even if it's fingerless mittens. I never took a picture of the finished product, but they match a shawl I made in 2010. I actually have accessories that match! Public Ravelry link but no blog post.
![](http://images4.ravelrycache.com/uploads/sonjar/53920890/andreas_mitts_w_duckies_medium2.jpg)
I did blog about the next project, but I never told you I made 2 more. Perfect project to learn knitting backwards. Ravelry 1, Ravelry 2 and Ravelry 3.
![](http://images4.ravelrycache.com/uploads/sonjar/59903704/second_swiffer_cover_medium2.jpg)
![](http://images4.ravelrycache.com/uploads/sonjar/59120849/swiffer_cover_third_medium2.jpg)
This is enough for now. I want to get back to my crochet blanket (afghan for some people) which is almost done!
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