Look what the mailman dragged in today!
That's right, ladies and gentlemen. I now have those US 11/8 mm 60 cm circulars that don't exist in Yarmouth County. Many thanks go out to Shannon who has loaned me the needles so I can finish those felted house slippers. You're a peach!
I'll be working on those slippers as soon as I finish the first of a pair of socks I've started working on. The photo doesn't do them justice -- the sweet georgia yarn should be in the most beautiful shades of blues and greens instead of a weird grey colour. But not to worry, I will be shooting these Jaywalkers in natural sunlight very soon.
Oh, and I'm in love with this pattern. I know, Jaywalkers are to knitters as drugs are to teenagers (every body's doing it . . . ), but I still love these socks. I thought about giving them away to someone, but I think these babies will be keeping my tootsies warm. And I'm planning a special surprise for the toe of these socks. They're gonna be supercute socks.
Monday, January 29, 2007
Wait a minute Mr. Postman!
Posted by ingrid at 8:09 pm
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Sweet Georgia yarn is like crack...
ReplyDeleteDid you pick it up in Halifax?
Those socks are amazing.
I got the yarn at Tangled Skeins in Dartmouth. It's the happiest place on Earth.
ReplyDeleteThe socks are great! I can't wait to see the toes. And I must say that those needles look like some kind of torture instrument. :) There's the non-knitter in me coming out again!
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