I think I would make a lot of granny squares for a sweater or blanket.
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That’s a good idea!
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My mushroom pattern doesn’t require stuffing!
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you can make a star blanket!!
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@NanaJanice please help your good at finding patterns!
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you could try out the six day star blanket, it’s not on ribblr but is a free pattern
(The 6-Day Star Blanket - Betty McKnit)
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Scarf? Depends on the weather of where you are, maybe some form of clothing?
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Work on the collab
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SCRUNCHIE!!! (I love them)
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i can’t because i’m going out of town and i can’t really bring stuffing and eyes so i have to make non plushies
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my go to travel project has been simple granny squares…they are a mindless repetition project that doesn’t require much attention actually. you can make them any size, make a bunch of say 4-6 rows and when you get back home you can make things like afghans, purses, long sweaters, ponchos… the items are endless what a granny square can be used for…plus if you are using standard 4ply worsted weight like red heart, you run out you can always pick up more anywhere you are.
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here’s another idea for you… you can still do stuffies. you only need to have is ziplock baggies. you can just hook up the parts, put the parts in their own labeled baggie (I use sandwich or pint size) and when you get home you can stuff and assemble. pick something you would sell at market and this is a great way to just go ahead and make your stock item in the amount you need. I work my stuffies by the dozen this way. by the time I have a dozen of each part, I am good to go after assembly
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