Miscellaneous Cascade 220. Most of this has actually been used for projects and is just leftover. Some was intended for a baby sweater that never happened and then turned into a couple of felted purses. I still have plenty for a stripey kid sweater, though, which I really should do at some point before Aaron's niece gets too big to make quick projects for. Maybe a sweater vest would be cute (and more likely to fit longer, since she's skinny but gets taller and taller). Several skeins are from the intarsia on the Floral Felted Bag.

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Cascade 220. This is for the cabled skirt in the Fall 2004 IK (Heathery Duo - down toward the bottom). I don't plan to make it until later this year, but I got a screaming deal on the yarn (and it's even the same color as in the magazine, which I really liked).

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Cascade Fixation. I bought this to make my stepdad some socks for Christmas, but I completely ran out of time (and he has huge feet). They will probably still become socks for him, just sometime in the future.

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Cascade Sierra. This was originally for a Chickami, which I ripped out. Then I started another tank patter on it. I don't like the fabric it's making, though, so it's been abandoned. I think it's still destined to be a tank, I just need to figure out the right pattern for the yarn. I might revert back to the Chickami - I ripped because I screwed it up, not because there was anything wrong with the pattern.

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Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino. I was going to make my dad two pairs of socks for Christmas, but I picked a more complicated pair instead. I might save this for another pair of socks later, but it would also make some awesome gloves (I kept sticking my hands down inside the Retro Rib socks as I was knitting). I've heard this yarn doesn't wear terribly well, so some dressy gloves might be a good bet.

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Cashmere/Silk Laceweight. This was a contender for Dad's socks that I got on eBay, but it was far too fine (it's a bit thinner than embroidery floss). It'll probably wind up as a lace scarf or shawl at some point. It's quite silky feeling.

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Serendipity Yarns Laceweight Merino. This is for the Dayflower Daydream shawl from Shawls and Scarves (The Best of Knitters.

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Serendipity Yarns Worsted Merino. This was a Christmas gift from Ellen. I made a multi-directional scarf out of it (which I am complemplating felting and wearing as a belt, because I think it would be really cute) and have quite a bit leftover. Not sure what I'll use it for, but the yarn is awesome and super soft.

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Lamb's Pride Bulky. I bought this in Ashland when I had to drive Aaron down for a meeting (and so we could bring back his work truck that was down there). I had all day to kill and it was freezing out, so I bought some yarn to make a hat. I then didn't like the hat and have partially ripped it out. Not sure if I'll make another hat or something else, but I do like the color.

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Lamb's Pride Worsted. This was part of my Christmas gift from Aaron's parents. I'm thinking of making us each a Team Zissou hat from it.

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Artful Yarns Museum. This was the other part of my Christmas gift from Aaron's parents. I'm thinking it would make some lovely thick mittens. Possibly felted and/or lined with fleece.

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Miscellaneous Colinette. This was left over from the Ab Fab throw I made for Kim (ivory colorway). There is quite a bit of the mohair, so I might make a shawl or something. Another option is a longways scarf with fringe.

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Tahki Chat. I bought this with the intention of making the >a href="http://www.theknittinggarden.com/ro-magtapething.htm">Carla sweater from Rowan's It's a Tape Thing. But then the sweater sort of un-grew on me. I think I still want to make a top with it, but I haven't found a pattern than I love yet (that I have enough yarn for). It might be something from this book (the tanks are cute).

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Lopi Lite. The cream skein was used for the snowflake on Jessica's Fuzzy Feet. The brown was to match another project where I ran out of yarn, but I completely spazzed and bought Lopi Lite instead of Lopi and I never bothered returning it. Who knows what it'll become. Maybe a felted collar for the dog.

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Miscellaneous yarn. This is some unidentified eyelash yarn that was going to be edging on a kid sweater, some Wendy Velvet Touch left over from a baby hat, and some Cotton Chenille left over from a flower washcloth. Yawn.

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Wendy Velvet Touch. An unused skein meant for another kid hat (I made a teddy bear for the recipient instead). I might make something for myself out of it, like a sleep mask. It's very soft.

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Sheep's Gift by Joslyn's Fiber Farm. This is handdyed sportweight wool destined to become a Te Rosada sweater from the Winter 2004 IK (see sidebar). As you can tell, I'm going in a slightly different direction with the color. I actually hope to make this one soon, since it'll be a good spring/summer sweater.

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Recycled Cotton. This is from a Goodwill sweater (it's about half the front). I'm hoping to have enough to make the Indian Summer Jacket (link opens a PDF), available online from Interweave Press. Assuming I can get gauge, of course, which might require double stranding. I definitely want to make the project, and using recycled yarn would be a good way to make it affordable. If not, I'll use the cotton for something else and wait until I have some yarn savings to do the whole thing in the mercerized cotton.