Showing posts with label Socks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Socks. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Time for Socks!
Monday, November 10, 2008
'Tis the time of year when
a young woman's heart turns to
knitting!
My first experience with knitting socks with double pointed needles
was when I was about 5 years old.
This was also my last experience.
A few years ago, I discovered that one can knit large
Christmas Stockings
on short circular needles.
I made enough for the whole family,
including our fur babies.
Sometime during the summer,
I lost the pattern.
It had fantastically easy heels and toes.
Last week, I discovered
self-patterning yarn.
Wow!
What neat stuff!!!!!!
(Yes, I know it's been around for years,
but I'm still avoiding the double pointed needles.)
I had to have a couple of skeins,
but then there were those double pointed needles.
Now I remember why I hated them so badly!
As you can see by the photo,
I almost finished my sockies last night.
I have maybe 30 minutes left to do.
Then another color of the same
self-patterning yarn
followed me home.
I still hate double pointed needles,
but I'm loving that yarn!
Have a great day!
Ruth Ann
a young woman's heart turns to
knitting!
My first experience with knitting socks with double pointed needles
was when I was about 5 years old.
This was also my last experience.
A few years ago, I discovered that one can knit large
Christmas Stockings
on short circular needles.
I made enough for the whole family,
including our fur babies.
Sometime during the summer,
I lost the pattern.
It had fantastically easy heels and toes.
Last week, I discovered
self-patterning yarn.
Wow!
What neat stuff!!!!!!
(Yes, I know it's been around for years,
but I'm still avoiding the double pointed needles.)
I had to have a couple of skeins,
but then there were those double pointed needles.
Now I remember why I hated them so badly!
As you can see by the photo,
I almost finished my sockies last night.
I have maybe 30 minutes left to do.
Then another color of the same
self-patterning yarn
followed me home.
I still hate double pointed needles,
but I'm loving that yarn!
Have a great day!
Ruth Ann
http://www.glamorouschic.etsy.com
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