If you had 972yds of sportweight...

[yarn_monkey]

What would you make? :think It's navy blue, 60% acrylic, 40% mohair and super soft. I bought it as part of a kit (knitting, and I don't knit) for a sweater, mainly because the package advertised it as 100% wool and I wanted to learn to felt. I'm thinking maybe it got switched by whoever donated it, but I wound up with more than the package says. Woohoo! Now the question is... what to make with it? I was thinking a wearable, but I don't know of a good pattern for sportweight. Any of you lovely people have a suggestion? :hook

Calling for a G hook means sportweight, right? I should probably make sure of that first. :P

[MithraGoddess]

hmm you could make a cloak!! I made a cloak before and its awesome.. GREAT for winter or fall over a nice skirt and knee high boots :D
Mithra

[Kristie]

A poncho is a good idea or even a hooded shawl which are lovely, warm and light! good luck:yarn

[Granny Square]

There are a lot of patterns for sport weight sweaters, but for the yardage you have you will need to do a short sleeve (or less). Remember, knitting takes less yarn than crochet.

Example, here are two that take slightly over 1000 yards, maybe you could squeak by or shorten the sleeves a bit:
http://www.lionbrand.com/patterns/cms-pullover.html
http://www.wolfcrochet.com/page12.html

This might work for all but the largest size if your yarn is equivalent to size 3 crochet cotton
http://www.coatsandclark.com/Crafts/Crochet/Projects/Apparel/LC1408+Over+the+Top.htm

There were several sport weight tank-y type tops in that section of CPC that you should have sufficient yarn for. Here are just a few...I didn't look through all of them, or research all the yarn weights so there are many more possibilities
http://www.anniesattic.com/stitches/crochet/patterns/pdfs/Crocheted_Shell.pdf
http://www.coatsandclark.com/Crafts/Crochet/Projects/Apparel/LC1447+Fashion+Top.htm
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=67176.0

Have fun!