I’ve made some good progress on the socks. Ribbed socks always go a little slower, so I’m pleased with the pace.
As you can see, I’m past the heel and through the gusset. The change of heel yarn is more subtle than I expected, but I like it!
I’ve got my computer situation straightened out, so I should get back to my shawl….
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Pretty pink!!
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That is such a pretty color. I started a new pair Saturday and they are bright! I think they’ll be perfect for Piper next Christmas.
Blessings,
Betsy
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The sock looks great and I like the lighter yarn on the heel!
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Pretty sock colours, and it’s great that you’ve got your computer in hand again.
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Pretty color!
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What you have knit on the sock is very pretty!
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I’m on my second ribbed hat in two weeks so I hear you about ribbing going slowly.
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Fun socks! I love the colors. Lately I’ve been doing more ripping than knitting, sigh.
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It’s amazing how much softness I feel in this photo!!! LOL
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