Last night I was determined to stay up until I'd turned the heel in my sock. Plus, once I got started it was fun, and I didn't want to stop. All I want to do today is sit down and work on the gussets, but I need to be disciplined and actually accomplish something around the house first. Sadly, cleaning and laundry don't do themselves!

It's hard not to notice that a sock really does take on some unfortunate silhouettes as it morphs it's way to completion. My son got home last night just as I finished my heel turn, and he gave me a rather strange look when he saw "what" I was making. Not to worry . . . I explained everything to him!!

Oooh, and I got a new sock knitting book yesterday. Since a couple of you had recommended it, I went ahead and ordered
Sensational Socks. You were SO right, it is an excellent resource for sock knitting. I couldn't put it down. The way it's written and her attention to detail explanations answer so many questions I've been pondering. Now I'm thinking about my NEXT pair. . . . but I better do some gusseting first. . . .
4 comments:
Great job Alana! Very pretty color too.
Nice!!!
This is so much fun...it ought to be illegal...LOL
Hey, thanks for the hair comments you left...I appreciate them :)
Happy Knitting
Great job!!! It looks super and I love the color!
Your socks are so nice...they look like they are as light as air...nice yarn and very nice heal turn.
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