I finished a pair of Monkey socks.
Pattern: Monkey socks from KnittyYarn: Trekking XXL, colour 188
Needles: 2.5mm dpns
I love the pattern, and these were a quick knit. I wish i'd chosen some more colourful yarn though, so i might well knit another pair at some point.
Koolaid dying!

I used some undyed trekking sock yarn from .... and some koolaid from ....
The dyed skeins look very bright at the moment, but maybe will be less so when wound into balls, and eventually knitted. The colour combinations tried are:
Kool-Aid Mad Scientwists - Wild Watermelon Kiwi
Kool-Aid - Lemonade
FlavourAid Lemon and Lime
Kool-Aid - Orange
Kool-Aid - Cherry
Kool-Aid - Ice Blue Raspberry Lemonade
Kool-Aid - Magic Twists Changin' Cherry
Kool-Aid - Black Cherry
Kool-Aid - Strawberry
Kool-Aid - Magic Twists Grape Illusion
I already have plans for most of these skeins, Potomus socks, Elfine Socks, Cairi's Sweetheart Socks
http://www.kool-aid.co.uk/ http://www.knitty.com/issuefall02/FEATdyedwool.html http://www.koolaiduk.com/
Sewing- I made a pair of trousers, no photo as yet
Pattern: Built by Wendy, Simplicity no.
Fabric: Cottom Twill bought for about £4 a metre, 2.2 metres, but I have loads left over.
Pattern: Arisaig from Knitty
I've finished (almost, just the grafting of the toe to do) a Monkey sock. I really like this pattern, and I'm looking forward to being able to wear the finished pair.
And I finally made myself a little bag for carrying round a small knitting project. Made mostly from a pair of cords I loved but had got too faded at the edges to wear any more. Lined and with a small internal pocket, this is just big enough for a ball of wool, needles and a pattern. This has been planned for a while and I'm so glad I finally made it! It was also a good reason for a play with my new sewing machine, which was great.