1. A hat for my BIL. Jaques Cousteau. I really like it. It seems kind of big, but I think it's probably good.

2. The scarf for Robby. Cascade 220 superwash quatro, 2x2 rib, 32 stitces across.

3. The scarf for Andy. Cascade 220 superwash, 2x2 rib, 32 stitches across.

4. The hat for Robby. Similar to the Jacques Cousteau, but knit on 72 stitches with 3x3 rib.

5. The hat for Becky. Similar to Turn A Square. I should have read the pattern - I didn't realize it was free until I was trying to figure out the decreases. Also, lesson learned: Do not cast on a multiple of 13 for a hat. It really limits your rib and decrease options.

I'm at the part where I have two socks on the needles that I'm working on, but nothing meaty. Not sure what to do next, but there are babies, so there may be hats. :-)
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