Tuesday, September 15, 2009

Short and Sweet

A sock out of handspun Finn wool, number 2 needles and a new pattern from Wendy Johnson's book Socks from the Toe Up.  Fast knitting, pleasing knitting.  One down and one to go.......

7 comments:

  1. that cat looks as if she's saying: don't you dare take the quilt away:)) you've been very productive, lots of finished projects to show! I love your totes, I have only used bin liners for a crochet bag, not woven... and the pi shawl is lovely (they do say practice makes perfekt - maybe much faster also?:)) pat yourself on the back - you deserve it!

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  2. Looks warm and cozy!! (Something I'll definitely need in a matter of weeks!)

    Sue

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  3. I love the color of those socks! And the pattern along the top part is cool too.

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  4. Looks like a great sock to go with jeans. :D Do you fizzle out before the second sock is finished? Gals at a shop in town always said they were not excited anymore when it came to knitting the second sock.

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  5. I love the color and Wendy's patterns are extraordinary! You did well. Are you ever tempted to wear your handknit socks with shorts just so everyone can see them?

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  6. JESSICA! Don't suggest it! It was bad enough when she got David the clear boots to wear over his socks. :)

    I can attest to the fact that this sock is even more amazing in person -- the texture of the yarn is so nice.

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  7. Thanks for the help moving! We all have become pros at the whole process.
    Love, Caleb

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