Sunday, November 22, 2009
Farewell...
Those of you who blog know the time and thought that goes into even the shortest of posts--time that could (and possibly should) be spent doing other things.
After much consideration over many months, I have decided to take a sabbatical from blogging. This will most likely be a permanent move. For now, my knitting projects will remain on Ravelry.
To my readers--and especially those who have faithfully commented on even those mundane stockinette socks--thank you. You have warmed my heart.
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Friday, November 20, 2009
Monkeying Around
Another opportunity to make a monkey---missed! Instead, another pair of my favorite brown monkey socks were born. If they fit my grandson, they will be his.
Yarn: Järbo Garn Mini Raggi - 75% wool, 25% Nylon, colorway 68074, brown.
Pattern: Improvised, using the Band Heel spreadsheet. No gusset!
Needles: #1 (2.25mm) dpnsComments: The Band Heel seems to fit just fine. You might not even notice the difference between it and a regular flap. But it sure is nice not to have to do the gusset thing. Give it a try on your next pair of socks!
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Sunday, November 15, 2009
Big Socks
Yarn: MC: Lang Jawoll colorway Navy, CC: Lana Gross Meilenweit, colorway Burgundy 1273.
Pattern: My own, for The Judge.
Needles: #1 (2.5mm) dpnsComments: It took me months to finish these, not because they were difficult. They just take a whole lot of uninteresting knitting as they are for a size 13 foot. And they are a very dark navy (darker than shows in these photos) so most of the knitting was done during the daylight hours. But his feet will be warm this winter!
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