Now I find myself looking in the clean laundry baskets, digging for the socks. They could have been a row or two longer to make them absolutely perfect, but the fit of hand kit socks is a real treat. No seams, no tightness, just the right amount of hug on both ankles - despite one being significantly wider than the other. I want to fill my sock drawer with hand knits! Save the store boughts for the gym.
Monday, January 12, 2009
I Get It
Now I find myself looking in the clean laundry baskets, digging for the socks. They could have been a row or two longer to make them absolutely perfect, but the fit of hand kit socks is a real treat. No seams, no tightness, just the right amount of hug on both ankles - despite one being significantly wider than the other. I want to fill my sock drawer with hand knits! Save the store boughts for the gym.
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Where has this blog been? You knit, too? Look here:
http://grassrootshomeschool.blogspot.com/2009/02/sick-day-benefits.html
There's another post with better-lit pictures below that one.
I'm sort of scared of ravelry. It sounds...big. But a lot of knitters I like seem to be there.
Beautiful socks! You are a master.
Oh, and Raverly is wonderful, if addictive.
Thank you! How cool to meet someone who's a fellow traveler in so many respects! OK if I put your blog in my blogroll?
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