I asked for some advice a few months ago on choosing a background colour for my nieces cat rug - I went with a pastel pink in the end and this was the final result!

Also included a picture of the back as some asked for the cat face pattern, which was designed by me, which you can see clearly if anyone wants to steal it!

Found a huge canvas and two hooks at a thrift store. I thought, "What's the simplest thing I can make?"

Egg! :)

Acrylic yarn that I cut to size. Used a rectangular piece of cardboard 1" wide to wrap the yarn around then cut.

Lots of canvas left!

Love the colors on this and how it turned out.

Next up is herrschner’s Venice project ❤️ (eta just kidding my kit is missing a color so I will be starting a different project instead)

As soon as I had a place I knew I wanted to put it, suddenly I started working on it over time. I got half of it done in a fraction of the time it took for the first half

I just loved the colors and the kind of art-deco pose of the cat.

This rug - which took me 18 months to complete - received a first place in its category at the Altamont Fair (Albany NY) last week. I'm taking it next week to the Eastern States Exposition (Big E) in Massachusetts to see if it can claim a second blue. Say hi to it if you see it there!

I bought the kit on Amazon and am in LOVE with how it turned out. Took 15 hours and I trimmed it with an electric carpet trimmer.

Next onto catching up with herrschner’s year long latch hook project!

Finally done with the Aqua window. It's by far my largest endeavor so far, but I'm very proud of it! I just need to shave it down a little bit to make sure the pattern stays.

Just in time for this month’s festivities. I bought the kit on Amazon. 12” square mini rug. 🧡💚💜🖤

Love the colors on this one! 🩵

Enjoyed working on this latch hook.

I found the kit somewhere on Amazon, but I’m really proud of myself because I think this was my biggest project to date (also my first rug.) My aunt has both a corgi and a gorgeous garden, so I was excited when I found the design.

It’s a pillowcase at 17 x 17 inches, 4900 threads and it took me about 2 and a half months to complete! I was really nervous I wouldn’t be able to do it (I have cerebral palsy and part of it includes me having limited fine motor function,) but it was really fun and relaxing.

I can't find this latch hook on Amazon anymore but that is where I got it. Bonus pictures of cats helping me.

Missed placed some yarn so the colors are a little off. Also I took a break from the latch hook project for like a month. It's a nice little kit. https://a.co/d/06rfFQCJ

First finished latch hook! Planning on making 6 different panels and joining them together to make a big rug :) took forever and didnt realise how thin the yarn i was using was so had to use double knots and sometimes triple in some areas to keep it dense. Also had to buy additional yarn multiple times as I evidently cant do math right 😆

Started in Aug 2025 so not quite a year long project.

Finally finished! 120cm wide, 95cm long. 194 columns, 146 rows. In a process of flipping the knots as I hooked this from top to bottom and all knots point upwards, but as this will be hung on wall, the knots need to point down.

Fun Halloween themed pillow and the pile of fuzz that came off it with trimming.

Custom gift for a relative starting an astrophysics program. This was my summer project. 15 colors. Based on these stained glass designs by astronomers: https://shop.startorialist.com/blogs/news/stained-glass-to-celebrate-unfoldingtheuniverse