Friday, August 11, 2006

A Quick Friday Post

I'm off to the grocery store in a minute, but wanted to give a quick update:

The Silver Creek Gansey is slowly progressing. About 2" to go before ribbing on the first sleeve (this will make the sleeves long enough for Matt to wear too):
I did start a new project yesterday. A pair of socks (sorry Lauren). This is a simple slip stitch pattern and the yarn is a lovely Claudia Handpaint yarn (the photo doesn't do this yarn justice at all:
As you can see, it's a fast knit, as I'm already at the gusset decreases.

Well, gotta run! Happy Knitting!

5 comments:

  1. I love the pattern and the yarn really shows it off. Is this pattern in print or is it just a basic pattern you adjusted to make a sock.

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  2. Love the colours in that sock ... gorgeous!

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  3. You have betrayed me yet again! We are supposed to present a unified front in our negative feelings against knitting socks!

    Grrrrr!

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  4. Nicole: the pattern was a freebie with yarn purchase, but it's such a simple stitch that I don't really need it. I'll let you have my copy.

    Dave: the colors really didn't photograph well. They are STUNNING in person (it's called "Purple Earth" and a great description... less blue and more purple in person. I'll try scanning the finished sock in to see if I can get a better representation.

    Lauren: so sorry, but sometimes a yarn just has to be socks and I really don't have any choice. I still don't love knitting them, does that help?

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  5. Is the sock stitch pattern knit 3, slip 1? I'm always looking for a good stitch for handpainted sock yarns and I love the way that one looks. :-)

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