I've got tons of weeds to pull and my family history to work on. I might be able to find time for some crocheting. Alice, check out Pinterest. There are bunches of felt projects there.

Moni, that's great...but I sure hope you don't have any tipplers on your block! They might want to just drive down that road!

My project: I've been procrastinating making some pillows that I owe a family member. I hope to get time to make them.

I am going to make some more garden totems, I am doing one for my sister. I have some replanting some of my plants and I have more plants to go in the front bed. A few other projects too.

thanks for mentioning plants!!! I totally forgot about he ones in my trunk... I bought at HD earlier today.

I am currently crocheting baby blankets for the twins born to my DDs good friend (and bridesmaid 10 years ago). I have one completed. I adapted an ABC design and instead of making the block letters of the alphabet, I spell out the baby's full name in cluster stitches, which also border each square and the whole blanket too. It turns out really cute and always wows the parents, in part because it looks harder to make than it is. Of course, it takes a while to complete one too.

Another baby is due in September and my friend will become a grandmother, and I will crochet one for that baby too during the summer, hopefully if they decide on a name.

For a first baby if I don't have the name, I can just make it read something like THE CUNNINGHAMS -- DADDY, MOMMY. & ME. But I do prefer using the baby's full name. I wonder how many are saved for the next generation to use.

My sister makes tiny gnome houses. She buys the small house base at Michaels when they are on sale, and then finds the plants for the house in her yard or on her walks. She glues them to the houses. She and her small grand children have fun doing this. She gives them as gifts.

Alice, glad to hear you are making cards as you do a beautiful job. I still have the one I received from your swap package. Wish I could make mine even half as nice as yours. I will probably make some gift enclosure cards and will be doing some traveling. Have a good summer.

One of these days I'd like to try making my own paper and pressed-flower cards! that would be a better winter project for me though.

Earlier this spring I was working on teaching myself to weave willow trees and trellises for the garden and I hope to find time to experiment more this summer. The process is long and requires lots of space.... it takes a week or more just to prepare the willow to weave one thing.

I am always knitting. There is a little sewing that I need to make myself do, as I no longer enjoy sewing. And I need to weave a few baskets that I will be using for gifts.

I think this looks like a fun project:
http://www.ramblingsofasuburbanmom.com/2012/07/craft-time-glass-gem-suncatchers/

I will be doing what I am always doing...making cards. I send out close to 100 for birthdays and Christmas. I'm designing next year's birthday cards and have all of my graphics printed out to be used on this year's Christmas cards.

Linda, I need some inspiration. Actually, I need someone to come clean DD's old room that has turned into my catchall/craft room, organize it, then make cards with me. It's always more fun to craft with someone!

I have a lot of projects to get done. One I started and have on temporary hiatus is my indoor gnome house. I picked up a house shaped shadow box at a thrift store a few years back. Had it in dd's room for a while. She doesn't want it anymore. I've painted it robin egg blue and have been adding outdoor/garden elements. I had five gnome pot hangers I bought a few years back and have incorporated them. It's turning out cute. Just need a few more ideas to finish it off.

I also want to make one of those ribbon and lace American flags I've been seeing all over Pinterest.

Like Tami, I am always knitting (and crocheting). I am teaching a friend to crochet and helping her advance her knitting skills. We meet once a week for an evening and she "pays" me by cooking me an authentic Indian meal and sends me home with leftovers for lunch the next day. I also have a monstrous quilt at the sewing machine now that I am doing the final quilting on. My grandson is now almost 16 years old and nearly 6 feet 2 inches tall. I want him to be able to really wrap up in it, so it is 6 feet wide and 7 feet 4 inches long. I don't have a long-arm machine, so it is quite a struggle maneuvering that thing through the throat of my machine. But I love him and am happy to do it. I expect it to take another month, then I have to start another for his little brother. No idea if he'll be as tall as his big brother, so I will make his quilt the same size. And I've purchased several patterns and more fabric and hope to get a few summer dresses made for my 7 month-old granddaughter. I haven't made little girl dresses in a very long time and I'm really excited to try my hand at it again.

Oh, and my order of ground walnut shells just came yesterday. I'm going to make pincushions that become part of the lids on tiny canning jars. Saw it on Pinterest and decided I had to give it a try.