FINISHED! Yes, I have finished the Glass Slippers Socks for Samantha. They are washed and on the blockers.
Again, don't look tooooo closely, but still, I think they look great.
Ok, Sockdown October has started. I made myself finish up the first September entry before I let myself cast on something for October.
This month the challenge is:
Technique: Texture other than ribbing formed by knits and purls OR Beaded Knitting OR Holiday Stocking or Sock
Designer: Stephanie Etting verybusymonkey
There were some VERY lively discussions about what constituted a Holiday! LOL, I love this group. Basically, they decided that any holiday could be represented, even my favorite, Talk Like A Pirate Day.
I decided to try for a pair of socks for Hannah again. This time, I am trying a "texture other than ribbing formed by knits and purls." I'm making Hermione's Everyday Socks using some gorgeous Madelinetosh Sock Yarn in the Fragrant Colorway:
This photo makes the yarn look a bit darker than it really is. I think they will be beautiful, and Hannah is a true Harry Potter fan. I know she will love them.
But, before I get serious about the Hermione socks (they will now be my "sit and knit" project), I will start cranking on my Watercress Mystery Socks for Luke.
I have almost finished the first iteration of the main foot pattern, and am almost ready for the gusset:
Here is a closer look at the pattern:
Be-a-u-ti-ful!
I have printed the 2nd set of "clues," and am excited about moving on with these socks.
Isn't it nice to have goals?
Isn't it even better to reach a goal?
Here is to success!
C. A. Losi
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