Here is project number 5. This is my first attempt at double knitting and I think it turned out really good. We are making blocks to put together to make an afgan for Ruth, who was in the hospital. 
Date Completed - January 26, 2012
Pattern - Double Knitting "Ruth" chart
Yarn - Cascade 220 Superwash
Content - 100% Superwash Wool
Yardage / Colorway - 220 yards / "901" & "871"
From - The Knitting Corner
Needle Size - 8
Here is project number 4. This one is also a quick-knit shop sample.
Date Completed - January 26, 2012
Pattern - Garter Stitch
Yarn - Katia 'Bossa Nova'
Content - 72% Cotton / 28% Nylon
Yardage / Colorway - 14 yards / "Jeans"
From - The Knitting Corner
Needle Size - 5
Here is project number 3.
This is a sample I knit up for the shop. We were trying to come up with different ideas on how to use this yarn. Below, Sue knit a sample of how the yarn is supposed to look.
Date Completed - January 18, 2012
Pattern - YO K2tog Cowl
Yarn - Flounce Metallic
Content - 86% Acrylic / 7% Polyester / 7% Metallic Polyester
Yardage / Colorway - 38 yards / "195"
From - The Knitting Corner
Needle Size - 19
Date Completed - January 7, 2012
Pattern - Max's Staircase Tam, a Ravelry pattern
Yarn - 'Toconao', hand-dyed worsted weight wool
Content - 100% merino wool
Yardage / Colorway - 140 yds / "506"
From - Araucania, The Knitting Corner
Needle Size - 6 & 8
I am going to keep a log of all the projects I complete in 2012, just to see how many I can get done. So, here is project number 1. 
Date Completed - January 3, 2012
Pattern - Beaded Eyelet, a shapely shawlette from Contemporary Concepts by Judy
Yarn - Hand-painted cotton/bamboo fingering weight
Content - 51% cotton / 49% bamboo
Yardage/Colorway - 480 yds. / "Olivia"
From - The Flock Bransonas, Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival 2011
Needle Size - 5
This pattern is called Squares and Stripes Lace Shawl and I made it out of Fiesta Gelato and Fiesta La Boheme Starburst in the October Rio de Janeiro color way that I got at The Knitting Corner. It was a pretty quick knit and Sue helped me block it. I get a lot of compliments on it but I think it's the colors that make it so striking!
This is a large mitered wrap that I kind-of came up with myself. The pink-purple-green variegated yarns are from the Sheep and Wool Festival Carrie and I went to last May. The solid green yarn is Cascade Pima Cotton that I bought from The Knitting Corner. I also get a lot of compliments on this wrap and the directions are now typed up and available at the shop.