However, this weekend - I did have one goal.

Can you believe I started these in December? Nine whole months to complete. One reason is because he has such big feet - it's much more fun making socks for my dainty little tootsies.
The other reason is the yarn - it didn't have a ball band, but I'm pretty sure it's Opal. Not a bad yarn, but I've been spoiled with our Wandering Cat line.
However, Dave is happy and hasn't taken them off since I gave them to him yesterday afternoon.
And, since I finished them so early in the weekend, I decide to tackle another pair:

It's Twisted Fiber Art's Playful in Firefly. The dyeing is beautiful, but the base, while fairly soft, tends to be splitty. I'd much rather knit with her Kabam (a merino/bamboo mix), so I'm saving up for a skein or two.
So, that's two more second socks completed before the summer is over. Only four more to go - and three of those are ankle socks!
7 comments:
You really ARE on a roll! Nice to be done with socks unloved. It's better to knit with yarn one loves, seems to go faster.
love those socks!!!
You are spoiled with your own yarn! I can imagine it would be hard to go back to anything else. However, I do like the Opal/Regia yarns for socks since they wear harder.
I'm still working on GC's socks. I've had to get friends to fix them three times for me so far, because I can't tink anything but stocking stitch. I've got one sock half done, and the other one a third done. I think it's been close to a year now. I bow to your phenomenal knitting speed!
Both are great, I love them.
Excellent! I still can't believe YOU knit with DPNS. Amazing. Miracles never cease.
Very nice! I agree that weekends are too short, but you've made the most of yours :)
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