When I say progress…
I mean it loosely. I have made some progress as in, I’ve started the second sock. But I got the ribbing done. I then started on the seed stitch pattern, and I just kept messing it up. For some reason, my brain just can’t handle it! I put it in a time out, but I’m hoping to pick it up and try again tonight after work.
In the upside…
It looks great in my new yarn bowl!
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I know that feeling (messing up)…that’s a very nice sized yarn bowl!
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It looks absolutely Halloween-ish in that bowl. Hopefully tonight will be more successful.
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That’s a fabulous yarn bowl. I’d be stocking up on some Halloween colorways for sure.
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My yarn bowl is an old Fiestaware picture; I think a old co-worker gave it to me since it was cracked.
Won’t hold liquids, but holds yard.
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I don’t know how you can see the black yarn in the evening but it does look great in the bowl.
Blessings and hugs,
Betsy
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The sock will be beautiful–you can do it! And yes, the yarn look impressive in your new yarn bowl!
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