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kind labor?: The Story of Sock #9
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Or, knit a bird snorkel. Tuesday, September 28, 2010. The Story of Sock #9. So I picked up a different ball of yarn and gave it a shot. That would be the sock on the right in the above pic. Much better. I had been wondering what to do with that yarn! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). San francisco, ca, United States. Born and raised on the East Coast, now living on the West Coast. Still misses "The Crab Chip.". View my complete profile. Amber's photo a day. Normal's books and records.
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kind labor?: Cat fort hat
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Or, knit a bird snorkel. Friday, January 21, 2011. Here's another finished project from last year, my Snapdragon Tam, proudly modeled by the kitties' g i a n t. Cat fort (last time it was modeled by a much smaller cat fort):. A better view of the tam:. Pattern: Snapdragon Tam by Isolda Teague. Yarn: Dream in Color Classy, color Grey Tabby. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). San francisco, ca, United States. View my complete profile. Amber's photo a day. Normal's books and records.
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kind labor?: A most vexing pair of socks!
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Or, knit a bird snorkel. Sunday, April 6, 2008. A most vexing pair of socks! It's the Child's Sock in Miranda Pattern from my last post. After finishing the first sock and starting the second, I realized that the way the sock bulges at the ankle was really bugging me. I mean, why bother making a fitted sock leg if it doesn't fit? So for sock #2, I tried adding another pattern repeat before starting the heel. I repeated rows 52-65 of the pattern, which added another inch to the ankle. Ahh, so much better!
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kind labor?: How about some socks?
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Or, knit a bird snorkel. Wednesday, January 19, 2011. How about some socks? I finished these socks last year while visiting southeastern North Carolina (Wilmington, to be exact) over Thanksgiving:. Please visit this previous post. To learn of my knitting saga regarding them. Once I had all those decisions made, it was easy and quick knitting. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). San francisco, ca, United States. View my complete profile. Amber's photo a day. Normal's books and records.
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kind labor?: I've been knitting more than I've been blogging. . .
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Or, knit a bird snorkel. Monday, January 17, 2011. I've been knitting more than I've been blogging. . . And traveling, too. And being sick, boo. I decided for the new year I would change my blog design, and have a new title to go with it. The title is a variation on the same theme (it's still an anagram). I have some catching up to do, so get ready for some more regular posting! I'll leave you with this to ponder:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). San francisco, ca, United States. Amber's photo a day.
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kind labor?: Tiny robot calculates that these socks are done
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Or, knit a bird snorkel. Sunday, January 30, 2011. Tiny robot calculates that these socks are done. Another pair of socks from the great sock startup of 2010. I finished these in December and I must confess that I picked them out of the dirty sock pile to take these photos, gross! Though I think they look quite nice:. Pattern: Child's Sock in Miranda Pattern from Knitting Vintage Socks. Yarn: Lorna's Laces Shepherd Sock, color Poppy. Needles: size 0 bamboo. Cute sock, cute robot! View my complete profile.
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kind labor?: Thank you Cookie A, for yet another brilliant sock pattern
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Or, knit a bird snorkel. Sunday, September 26, 2010. Thank you Cookie A, for yet another brilliant sock pattern. Pattern: Eunice by Cookie A from Sock Innovation. Yarn: Crystal Palace Panda Cotton, colorway sprite. Needles: size 1 metal dpns, size 0 for heels. Mods: Other than using a different yarn, I pretty much followed the pattern as written. Oh yeah, I cast on holding 2 needles together to make the cuff a little stretchier. I really like how these turned out! September 29, 2010 at 9:28 PM.
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kind labor?: Number 9 Number 9 Number 9 Number 9
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Or, knit a bird snorkel. Saturday, October 9, 2010. Number 9 Number 9 Number 9 Number 9. I decided to take a week off from Socks No. 9 and instead I knit most of a Snapdragon Tam:. Proudly displayed on the cardboard box cat fort that Jimmy made a few months ago and that Pistol and Inky have slowly been destroying). And then this morning I put Sock No. 9 on my foot and realized that all I needed to do was bind off. So that's what I did, using Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Bind Off. View my complete profile.
