Krystal's LTK 40

I substituted this one - I used Dolora Kowalczyk's "Mother's Love Motif" available on ravelry.

Krystal's Square 42

I'm interested to see both how you're going to sew a zigzag seam into a square slot and how muich of the zigzag you see once you do so. Otherwise a great pattern to do because it's easy to remember. I'm not a big fan of ripples, but I imagine there are many varieties of a ripple that will use up scraps!

Krystal's Square 41

(Yes, I skipped 40 - I have a replacement to do, but it's not done yet)

I liked 41. easy to remember, easy to do, and would make a nice cloth, I think!

Krystal's Square 39

I like LTK 39 a lot. The seed stitch on the outside helps it lay nice and flat.

Krystal's Square 38

This one is quite neat. It really shows off how bold cables can be, while still being elegant. Not too hard to do.

Krystal's Square 37

I had nothing really against square 37 other than it looked similar to others, so I did this one instead. I thought the picture square was sort of neat. :D

Krystal's Square 36

I really like the outcome on this one. I can see it being a panel on an aran afghan and being gorgeous! It wasn't too hard to do, either.

Krystal's Square 26

I just realized I never posted this one... LOL

I don't remember much about it, but it was quick to do and easy to remember the pattern.

Krystal's Square 35

I don't really like all the cable-y stuff... it looks good, but a pain to do. I messed up on one side of one row, but it's not as obvious as I thought it would be. This is in buff even though it looks like Aran in the pic.

Krystal's LTK34

This is in buff, even thought the color looks goofy. I had to add only a couple extra rows to get it to the right length, but not enough that it messed with the pattern. I liked this one, you only had to look out for R4 and R12 when knitting.

Krystal's LTK 33

This is in buff. I only had to do one extra row, but I should have bound off the seed stitch with knits on the purls and vice versa. Otherwise, the square was good. To do the cables, I just slipped my stitches onto my tapestry needle, knit the next three, then slipped the stitches back onto my left needle. I don't like cable needles or dpns as they are too long for me to work easily. If I could have found my metal tapestry needle, I would have just knit right off the needle.

Krystal's LTK 32

Again, the ktbl edging. The picture actually makes my purl twists look better than they do in real life. (Good thing)

I found the trick to the Tw3 in the middle was to keep the original loops in their diagonal until you're completely done. That doesn't make sense, but I don't know how to explain it better.

Krystal's LTK 31

I really liked the outcome of this one. I like the ktbl edging on the left and right. If I ever do a scarf, I will put it in my scarf!

Krystal's LTK 30

This one was simple and straightforward. I chopped off some of the stitches on each end so that it came out the right width. I like this one: simple and neat.

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.

Krystal's LTK 25

Just finished this one up. I really liked it, though it's too wide. I would have knocked off 4 of the knit stitches, 2 on each end.

Krystal's LTK24

Another one done previously.

Krystal's LTK 23

This one was another I did a while ago and didn't post a pic.