I am happy to share that I finished the first sock, and have a start on the second..
It’s not much of a start, but a start none-the-less. I am a little dubious about whether I will be able to finish the second one by the end of the month. It’s creeping up awfully fast. And I have our taxes to do this weekend… as well as a tonne of garden/yard stuff. April may be a bust for finishing a knit project, but maybe I’ll be able to double up in one of the other months to come!
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Such a pretty sock! You are one busy woman!!
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It’s beautiful! Spring is always so busy. Adding yard work to a regular day really eats up the time.
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That is one beautiful sock! Good luck with taxes. I always breathe a big sigh of relief when that is done – and I pay someone to prepare my taxes.
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That’s such a pretty pattern and color of yarn. You’ll get it done. You always do, although I don’t know how you finish so much.
Blessings,
Betsy
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It’s a very pretty sock, whether it gets done in April or May!
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What a beautiful socks–if only life could be set aside for a few days, you could finish the second one! lol Not the end of the world if it doesn’t get done for another week, either!
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