My first mini-quilt for November was this kantha cutter piece, from which I removed half of the quilting stitches, folded each layer out in a fan to show the different fabrics, and restitched. Very meditative. I also started working on an art quilt in November, and to keep my fingers more flexible I began crocheting one-skein projects during my breaks. I made this no pattern scarf out of a skein of self-striping yarn as my first side project. This winter hat only took about two-thirds of a skein of variegated yarn. I tackled making a miniature version of bienenstich kuchen (German bee-sting cake) as a dessert for my guy. A bit of a difficult recipe, but I'm glad I gave it a go. I made this looooong scarf from one jumbo skein of variegated yarn. My second mini-quilt of November was a stitch and beading practice piece. I crocheted a winter hat from dollar store yarn (which was really nice to work with, actually.) I used half of my scrap yarn balls to beg...