Progress
This is the kind of progress I make with 10 straight days of miserable rain and several James Bond movies:
I believe that I should also include in this recipe a disinclination to clean or cook (tho' I did do some of those things, just not as much as I should). As you can see the first sock is finito, save ends being woven in and blocking. Any suggestions for blocking knee socks? And the second sock is halfway through the heel flap. I'm still using those kicky blue plastic needles, and knitpicks gloss in woodland sage.
I believe that I should also include in this recipe a disinclination to clean or cook (tho' I did do some of those things, just not as much as I should). As you can see the first sock is finito, save ends being woven in and blocking. Any suggestions for blocking knee socks? And the second sock is halfway through the heel flap. I'm still using those kicky blue plastic needles, and knitpicks gloss in woodland sage.
I have conceived a burning passion for these cables.
posted by Valerie at 10:30 a.m.
12 Comments:
They're gorgeous!
Wow. Really beautiful work. You've got a lucky sock pal!
Now, Connery bond? yes? :)
these are AWE inspiring! lovely work!!!
Zowie, those are so pretty!
Gorgeous cabling!!!
wow....they are so beautiful! You clever girl!
They look so good! Such a lucky sock pal :)
Nice cables! We've had lots of rain on the South Shore of Lake Superior too...
Those are some fantabulous socks!
I've got some gloss left over from a project and have been looking at that pattern. Looks like they're a good match.
My lord, those are amazing. For blocking, I'd just pin 'em out like a sweater, myself.
Hey~
Beautiful, beautiful, sox. Your work is stunning!
Wow! Again, WOW! The socks are absolutely beautiful.
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