Here are my recent projects!
Socks for Jack for Christmas.  I used my standard sock pattern for these.  It's such an easy pattern and I am comfortable with it.  
Yarn Credit:  Plymouth Diversity
Colorblock socks - I used my standard sock pattern but the colorblock was my creation.
Yarn Credit:  Berroco
I have been seeing patterns for colorwork and wanted to try it.  After a couple of YouTube videos, it looked easy!  And it was easy.  I just need to adjust my tension so that it's not so tight on the inside when switching colors.
Marching Alpaca hat
Yarn Credit;  Berroco
Another pair of socks.  Just looking at this picture, I realized that I needed to do something different.  I made the socks too small and I am seeing a lot of ladders in my stitches.  I have corrected this issue and knitting is always a learning process.
Yarn Credit:  Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock
Here is another shot of the same sock.  Crazy how the colors look so different in different lights.
After reading online about a sock heel that is supposed to change your life, I wanted to try it.  You make a cardboard form of your foot for measurement.  I knitted my first sock and I LOVED how easy the heel was.  It took less yarn as well so I could make the cuffs of the socks longer.
Well guess what? It didn't fit! Turns out that when I made the cardboard form, it was measured wrong. After some adjusting, I fixed it. Below is the first finished sock custom for my foot.
Pattern Credit:  Fish Lips Kiss Heel
Yarn Credit:  Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks that Rock
Oh look!  Another sock!  Knitted for Cal but it's slightly too big.  I will attribute that to the fact that he was wiggling so much when I took his measurements.
Yarn Credit:  Regia Colorways 
That's it for now. I will have a picture of my mom's sweater hopefully soon.
 







 




