Cindy's square 31

Here is square 31, not really difficult to knit, but I had an awful time keeping track of where I was in the instructions. I finally got the odd number rows memorized, but not the others.

Christi's Square 1

This is my first square, I am really thinking of my Grandma a lot while I do this. A most pleasant experience!! Thanx for talking me into this. My colors are Buff for sand, Windsor Blue for Lake Michigan, Dark Sage for trees and Light Blue for the sky.

Karen's square 31

Square 31 is now complete. My LT are still not so nice but it will have to do...

Karen's Square 30

Square 30 is now complete. I like this one (even with the LT) My LT though do not have the same nice appearance as the RT... Oh well...

Krystal's Square 29

This one seemed to take forever, because you're doing a million stitches and then they shrink up. It's nice and thick, though.

Krystal's Square 28

I really liked this one. It was too short, so I picked up stitches and did a 1/2" on each end of seed stitch. I figured I'd get it to size now rather than wait.

Krystal's Square 27

bad picture. This is in buff, and I did it looser, so you can't see the stitch definition as well.

Sherri's Square 30

This one was really quick even with the LT stitches. I got it done in one day, but it was the only thing I accomplished.

Sherri's Square 29

This one was a bit boring to knit. I just did a half repeat everyday until it was done.

Sherri's Square 16

Missed getting this one posted.

Cindy's Square 30

Another easy to knit square. It really is square too, I am just a lousy photographer.

Cindy's Square 29

This was a very easy pattern to knit, and it makes a very thick square. I am wondering how it will work, putting squares of all these different thicknesses together.
It is not as wonky as it looks, I got tired of sticking pins into it to straighten it out.