I seriously think I'm addicted to knitting socks. Seriously. I love it.
I covet sock yarn at the knitting shop. I pore over sock pattern books. I plan my next pair and realize I don't have enough needles/hands to work on all my projects.
Here is what I've completed lately.
I'm really enjoying myself. One of these days I may even give a pair away. Maybe. If someone is sock worthy, that is.
There isn't much going on in the garden. It's been chilly. We even had snow yesterday.
This is about all there is to look at right now.
A few tulips are in bloom but not many.
However there is plenty going on in the cold frame and I'll post about that soon.
Victoria,
ReplyDeleteLovely socks, the first ones are the coolest! I laughed when you mentioned the cold frame. We hit 92 today.................
Well you just took that crotchet needle and RAN with it! You are very good at it!!!!
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ReplyDeletebisous !
Love the socks, bet you have an interesting and colourful drawer full. No snow here in fact very warm...thank goodness. Still you are far ahead my garden..
ReplyDeleteTHOSE ARE WONDERFUL!!! What a wonderful and rewarding hobby!
ReplyDeleteThe socks are wonderful. I admire anyone that can make a pair of knitted socks! Your choice of yarn colors is great too.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the socks. Wish I could knit!!
ReplyDeletePretty - love the colors! Hand-knitted socks last so much longer than store-bought.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I wish i could knit like that, they are truly excellent. Love your blog, keep the amazing work up :)
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Thanks for your lovely comment on my blog, yes i live in South Australia :) So we are heading into Winter...
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Oh and yes, i'm beginning to look at photography as a career. Owning my own business in natural light photography portraits of babies, children, families and commercial.
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Those are some snazzy socks!! It's good to have a creative outlet...especially when you can't be in the garden, no?
ReplyDeleteI am sending a link to this post to my friend, who also knits socks.
I love them all! I hope one of us will be "sock worthy" one day :)
ReplyDeleteYour daffodils look very pretty. Hope it warms up there. We actually had some hail and then snow this morning. Now the sun is out. Crazy weather.
These are all FANTASTIC Victoria! You must have the best dressed feet in town?!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you would determine who is "sock worthy?" Maybe a very close loved one?? They are definitely a treasure I wouldn't want to part with either.
Looking forward to seeing/reading about your cold frame. We've had much the same weather....
Echoing what has already been said in creative ways... those are some socks!
ReplyDeleteAnd the yellow daffodils look fresh and innocent. Ours of course, are long gone, and the vineyards are mostly trimmed-up and ready for all the spraying (oh help us!).
Looking forward to peeking into the cold frame...
Knitting is next on my to do craft list.
ReplyDeleteHow long do you work on a pair of these bad boys? Totally gorgeous.
In fact the striped ones are so amazing that I'm considering hiding in your bushes and waiting for you to hang them on the washing line...
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ReplyDeletelove the socks...do you have a pattern for them??
ReplyDeleteLove the blog...just found you...
you might enjoy my son's blog on gardening
http://veggiegardenblog.blogspot.com/