My first magic loop sock. I used worsted weight yarn and the directions from the magic loop book. Knitted using US 5 knitpick needles. The yarn is red heart, Buff Fleck. I feel crazy putting Art #, lol. No one corrected me. :-)
I have been blogging for quite a while now. I'm really enjoying being able to show my workings. I wanted a place of my own to share all the things that interest me. For starters, I truly enjoy digital scrapbooking, knitting, crocheting, and spending time with my family and friends. You will see as you view my blog, what peaks my interest. Enjoy the photos and words I post. They will change as I learn to navigate the blogspot.
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- Now let me see what you really want to read. I'm a single mother of 3 hard headed kids from time to time. Let's see... what else do I do? I think introductions, profiles, and bios typically leave out so much more, than I could ever say. I like to crochet, knit, and some cross stitch. I hate to clean, do laundry, and pay bills. I love my kitty (Lil Girl). I recently started felting bags and I have feel in love with this technique. I have made 5 bags so far and still trying new one weekly. I would like to start my own felted bag business. I'm taking a class with Nora Bellows (Noni Bags) to learn to design my own bags. So, we will see what I learn and apply to my own line, well... I guess that's it for now. We change so, so will my intro. If you want to know something leave it in the comment section and I will surely get back to you.
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4 comments:
Good job! Hope you feel better so you can continue the other sock.
Julie
www.atmyhearth.blogspot.com
Good job! You should be very proud. I think that is beautiful yarn too! I am making my socks in a very similar colorway. I haven't finished yet - but I can only work on them about 30 minutes a day right now. I will sit down tonight and try to finish up! You have inspired me to hurry up!
The previous comment was left by me - don't know why my profile isn't showing up.
Lise
www.knittingrose.blogspot.com
Wow your sock/slipper turned out great! You'll like using the KK's to knit up sock/slippers, very fast. Yarngear.com has a really great beginner pattern, I've used it many a times :)
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