I finished the socks from Marsel's local yarn shop. The skeins were labeled the same dye lot but they had variations that were a bit random and I had to make myself relax over the differences! (The main differences were the variations in the length of each stripe!) The yarn feels delicious on the feet and that is a wonderful outcome! (Classic Elite Liberty machine wash wool)
I cut out some patriotic fabrics. I have quite a stack of red/white and blue fabrics that I hope to get done by July 4th .
I made a pair of wrist warmers while I decide what I am going to knit next.
I began to piece the apple core pieces I cut out in April. And so my week begins.......
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Pretty good starters! I love the socks...those earthy colors are so you...
ReplyDeleteThose are some happy socks! Love the colors...
ReplyDeleteGee, and I was thinking how well those socks matched over all.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks great! That's an interesting pattern on those last quilt pieces...
ReplyDeleteI like the socks! I LOVE the patriotic fabrics
ReplyDeleteI love the fact that your socks are different. Same can be boring. This pair is fun!
ReplyDeleteGreat socks. And the apple cores -- my gosh, I can't even sew a straight seam. Look at all those curves!!
ReplyDeleteThe red/white/blue quilt will rock. What fun.
Love the socks. Liberty wool is a favorite of mine for socks.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours in those socks. I've not tried hand-piecing except as English paper piecing; you seem to be doing it without any 'paper' support.
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