Favorite socks
I realized I never blogged about one of Q's favorite socks:
They are knit with Lorna's Laces Camouflage. He wears these at least once a week. See how well they have held up? Another reason that Lorna's is one of my favorite yarns.
Let me warn you that a genuine interest in knitting can keep you fascinated, eagerly pursuing it, and never satisfied, through a lifetime. Rose Wilder Lane, 1963
I realized I never blogged about one of Q's favorite socks:
They are knit with Lorna's Laces Camouflage. He wears these at least once a week. See how well they have held up? Another reason that Lorna's is one of my favorite yarns.
I'm finally posting these pics that I took 2 weeks ago. For Christmas I gave my brother some not-quite finished socks. On New Years I finished them (while hanging out with my other brother):
They are being modeled by my Father (who was very sad they weren't for him). I knit these with Opal yarn (thanks Maureen!). The main point was so that they would match Q's new socks:
I finished his right before his bedtime & he insisted on wearing them to bed (& 2 days after that). Q's are knit with Trekking yarn (actually managed to get the yarn from the destash blog). These are the only socks I have ever made completly match, strip for strip. Q said these are the best & most comfortable socks I have made so far. I really hope he doesn't lose his incredible sweetness in the upcoming teen years (only 3 years away..yikes).
Yup 1 bow. How pathetic is that? I usually put more bows along the fence, but for some reason couldn't find the rest of them this year. That's it. That's all I usually do. Maybe I should call it the 'simplify your life' look. (Love that show. Has anyone else seen it?).