There has been some knitting finished recently; a hat finished before we went away -

and a pair of socks knitted while we were away (all but the last few rounds) -

and in progress at present is a tablet/card woven band -

Discovering that the yarn spun for knitting was not so good for weaving, I spun some BFL specifically for weaving this band. When plied it measured 25 wraps per inch; one skein was then dyed brown to make a pleasant contrast to the creamy white.
My calculating was
very wobbly when sorting out the warp yarns - first off, I cut twice as many lengths as I thought I needed, then found that (8 x 2) + 2 is not actually 20, and had to remove 2 cards -but hey, if you never get anything wrong, you never learn from your mistakes!
During the weaving I learnt that lumpy joins in yarn that are OK for knitting don't do so well in weaving, and had to work out how to replace a warp thread, then how to turn the cards carefully enough to avoid abrading another lumpy join.
The band is 1.25 inches wide, and when it's done, it's going to be a backstrap for further bands.