These I'm proud of and I don't think I have posted anything about these. These are my first hand dyed, hand spun, hand knit socks. I love them. I knit them tight so they would last. They are thick and warm and I got to wear them a lot this last winter. (hence the slight fuzzyness) Ravelry Link.
Friday, June 13, 2014
A Finished Object!
Looking through my knitting pile (trying to find some knitting mojo) I decided it was finally time to finish one of the 6 pairs of unfinished socks. I picked up the oldest. My first official non-vanilla socks. Why I chose such a hard pattern is beyond me. It's no wonder the thing took 7 years to finish! I had the second sock done just past the heal. So I picked it up, fixed some mistakes over the course of a few rows and finished the foot. And, the next morning I finished the toe! Ravelry Link. Now just 5 more pairs to finish!
These I'm proud of and I don't think I have posted anything about these. These are my first hand dyed, hand spun, hand knit socks. I love them. I knit them tight so they would last. They are thick and warm and I got to wear them a lot this last winter. (hence the slight fuzzyness) Ravelry Link.
These I'm proud of and I don't think I have posted anything about these. These are my first hand dyed, hand spun, hand knit socks. I love them. I knit them tight so they would last. They are thick and warm and I got to wear them a lot this last winter. (hence the slight fuzzyness) Ravelry Link.
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