
Recently, I went to camping training so that I would be qualified to take my Brownie troop tent camping. I learned to make this knot (it might be a clove hitch).

One of the things I learned in that training was that I needed a new hat. This one is the "rib-a-roni" (ravelry) pattern. I'm thinking of making another one of these for my Brother in Law.

But also, I learned that I should have a washable wool hat! So I started this one - a hurricane hat (ravelry). I'm thinking of making another one for my representative for Warm Hats not Hot Heads.

Oh, yes, and this. I recently picked up 98 cases of Girl Scout cookies and passed them out to my troop.

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