Late last week I got the Carbeth Cardigan off the needles. It’s on the blocking board now, but it’s a thick knit, so it needs some time to dry before I put the buttons on it and model it for a post.
In the mean time, I’ve started the second slip stitch sock.
I haven’t gotten very far – most of the weekend was taken up by sewing down quilt binding. But this week my evenings are free so I should make some good headway on it!
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Oh, nothing like a bit of green to make a sock perfect! Pretty pattern emerging there….
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Pretty sock!! Love those colors.
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Love the colors! All green all the time around here.
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How do those socks fit with all the slipped stitches? Does it make the fabric fairly firm?
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Oooh, the green and white have me dreaming of Spring!
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Nice start on the sock. I can’t believe your Carbeth is already finished!!!!!
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You are on a roll with finishes! The sock yarn is beautiful. Guessing we will be seeing a finished quilt, sweater and pair of socks soon. Stay warm!
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Ohhh Carbeth off the needles. I am STAYING TUNED
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Nice sock! Is that one of your patterns?
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