I did it! This is seriously a personal best for me. I sure hope he likes them, they are quite soft and should fit just right. I decided to use yarn from the stash so I could begin as soon as I had finished typing the musings about the socks. I didn't even spend any time choosing a pattern, just dove right in! I used all but 10g of the Chroma for the sock body and then used some Paton's Wool for the heels in a complimentary brown shade.
Dilemmas, dilemmas…as I said when one door closes!
I have made 2 pair of socks for dad, 1 pair for me…mom wants a pair so I really should start on those…
I want to make DD a pair, to match the ones I made myself, using the leftovers from that skein…and they would go faster than anything else…so I sort of want to make those first.
I have lots of things on the needles that I should work on… I want to get one of the two shawls off the needles before I cast on the Damson shawl with the Octavia yarn I bought for it. However, I really want to try out that silk yarn!
Hahaha, what to knit, what to knit? Don't you wish you had my worries?
Then, I think to myself, perhaps I should try and get an even older project off the needles, one that I discovered while searching for a needle I needed for those Father's day socks.
I have made 2 pair of socks for dad, 1 pair for me…mom wants a pair so I really should start on those…
I want to make DD a pair, to match the ones I made myself, using the leftovers from that skein…and they would go faster than anything else…so I sort of want to make those first.
I have lots of things on the needles that I should work on… I want to get one of the two shawls off the needles before I cast on the Damson shawl with the Octavia yarn I bought for it. However, I really want to try out that silk yarn!
Hahaha, what to knit, what to knit? Don't you wish you had my worries?
Then, I think to myself, perhaps I should try and get an even older project off the needles, one that I discovered while searching for a needle I needed for those Father's day socks.
This has been hibernating for quite some time. I think I bit off a little more than I could chew back then, the yarn was a little slippery on the needles, I had to pay attention to the pattern, I was working with fingering weight yarn for the first time. As I was slipping the stitches from one set of needles to another, I realized it is quite manageable now, so I really should finish it.
Like I said, many doors have opened, stay tuned to see which door I walk through first...and if that one has time to close behind me before I jump to a different threshold.
Like I said, many doors have opened, stay tuned to see which door I walk through first...and if that one has time to close behind me before I jump to a different threshold.





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