prototype.
between the evening of the book sale set up, and 2 shifts at the book sale, several inches of the socks are done.
| Began | July 13, 2010 |
| Finished | Work in progress |
85% | |
| Edited | January 19, 2012 |
| Made for | prototype |
| Size made | 9-9 1/2 wide |
CO on E’s bday before Aunt Kristine’s knitting school. worked on during Christmas week celebrations.
First try at toe-up socks, so far, I’ve just finished the short rows (wrap & turn) for the toe. I’m still deciding if I’ll add a pattern with some lace or not. Update, 7/9. I’m working on this sock really slowly. It’s what I carry with me when I want something to knit out out…
This is the easiest dishcloth pattern, it knits up super quick and is really nice to use in the kitchen or give as gifts. I added stripes of a variegated yarn with a white base to give it a little extra specialness.
adapted slightly for the side patterning and the center of the pattern to be stockinette rather than seed stitch for ease of knitting. and used Fish Lip Kiss Heel instead of pattern heel. Wound the yarn by hand because my swift/ball winder were having problems. The looseness of hand winding really caused problems with pulling…
Cast on at Purlescence the week of thanksgiving when I bought the yarn. Dubbed it “Neontastic” colors before the skein was even wound. Knit on the rest of the trip, with a few false starts on the patterning I wanted. Curved around a line for interest, reinforced the ball of the foot. Added Fish Lips…
Not sure my yarn totals are correct here.
