Last week, during Spring Break, I found myself with a bit of time on my hands and a goal in mind…to finish a project I’d been working on since December
I had pulled, from my stash, the following yarn, which I’d purchased in Juneau during my cruise to Alaska…

It’s dyed right there in Juneau!

I had spent a couple of days with Chicky in October, and one of her roommates had asked me if I’d make her a pair of socks. She’d been on Facebook admiring my handiwork.
Well, she was so sincere that I couldn’t say no. I took her measurements, told her not to hold her breath as I was swamped with work, and then cast on a couple of months later.
I decided to use a pattern from Cookie A’s book knit. sock. love. No surprise there, eh? I’m probably one of Cookie’s biggest fans!
I used size 1 1/2 (2.5mm) needles to make the small size. Once I got used to all of the increases, I flew through the pattern (“flew” is probably not very accurate…the pattern wasn’t difficult…finding the time to knit was).
Anyhoo, here is the finished project, in all of its glory.









I was so excited when I put these in the mail. Chicky sent me the following picture of her roommate after she opened the package…

The socks are a PERFECT fit, and Chicky’s roommate is very happy.
Hence, I am happy. 🙂
Filed under: Knitting | Tagged: a tree hugger's wife sock yarn, Cookie A, Juneau, Knitting, rhombus, socks |
i love those socks!
Love the color….not sure I’d be able to part with them!
OK…does your talent EVER run out? What I’d give to be as crafty as you!
Beautiful! I think you have a future as a sock model! 😀