One down, one to go!
West coast transplant living in the Deep South, constantly making. Fiber arts, sewing, stitching of all kinds.
hello world, it's been awhile
Wow. 16 years of fiber crafting statistics! This chart is deceptive because I only count "yards out" when the project is fin...
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The more hats I knit for charity, the more I knew I needed a fast, go-to hat pattern that could use leftover bits of wors... -
My knitting guild just started a new charity project, knitting hats for children living in an orphanage in a mountainous region of Ke...
14 comments:
Those look fabulous! I love the colors!
Love the colour :)
So cute. Very lucky how the robin's egg colour stayed nicely on the heel flap!
GASP! WHAT IS THAT YARN? I must Have some! Gorgeous! Just Gorgeous!
Cute stripes. Congrats on your baby news too!
Love those colors!
Looking good! You are almost there! i am still coveting this sock yarn ;)
I apologize, I should have mentioned that! It's Knit Picks Felici, in the Moonlit Path colorway. I love how soft it is, not to mention the colors!
Thanks!! The baby news also means you'll be seeing cute tiny knit projects on my blog soon. :)
That's my goal with the 12 socks in 2012 project ... finally figuring out how much negative ease to use to get good fit! I was scared to try negative ease with socks until I realized I didn't like my baggy first attempts!
Yes ... I was holding my breath, hoping that I wouldn't end up having one measly row (or half a row) of the blue after the heel flap. I was really happy it worked out so I could cleanly start a new color on the gusset!
Yup ... I'm on a mission to finish these this weekend! I love it when you get past the gusset, then it feels so speedy!
very pretty
Hooray for pretty sock pictures! They look great!
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