Yesterday got eaten by errands and exhaustion, and while I managed to weave in the ends of the nine crochet remnants I had unearthed, I didn’t get much done past that. So when the sun rose on this morning, I thought sure I would get more done than I had the previous day, but as I worked my various squares, I found that the crochet techniques I had developed had been lost somewhere in the recesses of my mind — and if there is an art to forgetting, when it comes to squaring off the boho crochet hearts, I seem to have mastered it.

So today, when wanted to square off a three round boho crochet heart, I had to reverse engineer the process I had used on an earlier heart. This time, however, I was leaving nothing to chance, so I worked a stitch, then wrote notes that explained where and what stitch, worked another stitch, then wrote that in my notebook — and so on — until I had completed the square:

and this page of notes:

The notes are, in their present state, somewhat inscrutable, and now, while I am not yet forgetting what meaning the notes are meant to impart, I need to translate them into comprehensible crochet instructions.

But I wanted to crochet more, so I set the notebook aside for the afternoon and continued working with the crochet remnants I had chosen, and I eventually got this far with them:

Then after I had documented the boho crochet heart square, my notes, and my exceedingly modest progress on the nine patch of crochet remnants, I added them to the nook which is very close to being full:

But because the whole reason that I am working to create squares from these remnants is so that I can participate in Project Amigo, however full (or not) the nook is on Sunday, come Monday, I will pack them all up and send them off, so they can start a new life as a blanket, and I can start to refill the nook.