Compared to my poor moth, the second sock has definitely seen more love. We’ve had a couple doctors appointments, and I’ve managed to blast through almost all of the leg.
I’m almost ready to start the heel. I was hoping to have the whole pair done by the end of June, but if I finish them by mid July, I’ll be happy!
A scrappy quilter and not a perfect quilter
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Pretty colors!!
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You can do it!!!
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Such pretty colors!
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Very pretty yarn and great progress on the sock! Nothing like sitting in a Dr office to go to town on sock knitting!
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