OK, here are some pictures of what is going on here. These are the alternating rib socks I have been working on. Not too exciting, but easy to work on and very portable. They are Brown Sheep Wildfoot yarn.
Next up are the Conwy socks that I showed you a post or two ago. Here's how they are progressing. I love these socks. I love the pattern (althought I don't like knitting it), I love the yarn. Look at the back of this sock. It even has decreases to make it fit. I have never done decreases in a sock before. I like the way it shapes to the ankle better.
Here is the front of the Conwy sock. The colors are pooling, but I like it.
And last, but not least, a finished object! Here is Sean's scarf. This is Baby Alpaca Grande, and yes, it is as soft as it looks. Wonderful yarn.
So that is all the knitting news here.
Next up are the Conwy socks that I showed you a post or two ago. Here's how they are progressing. I love these socks. I love the pattern (althought I don't like knitting it), I love the yarn. Look at the back of this sock. It even has decreases to make it fit. I have never done decreases in a sock before. I like the way it shapes to the ankle better.
Here is the front of the Conwy sock. The colors are pooling, but I like it.
And last, but not least, a finished object! Here is Sean's scarf. This is Baby Alpaca Grande, and yes, it is as soft as it looks. Wonderful yarn.
So that is all the knitting news here.
3 comments:
yay for sean's neck in cold weather! The socks look pretty, I love you. - Sarah
I love the "blue" theme! Interesting about the Conwy socks and the decreases. The pooling is not as evident with the cabling. The socks are SO pretty!
Thanks, Janet.
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