Graduated to the Adult Table
No more sitting at the kids' table!
This is my first sock! I'm really proud of it. I got a little teary when I was done; I was so pleased with my accomplishment. Now I can make regular socks (this one I'll use as an ornament). It was knit on size 6 needles.
This is my first sock! I'm really proud of it. I got a little teary when I was done; I was so pleased with my accomplishment. Now I can make regular socks (this one I'll use as an ornament). It was knit on size 6 needles.
posted by Kathryn @ 2:39 PM
2 Comments:
At 3:41 PM,
Unknown said…
Sweet! The process is the same, the only trouble is being able to see the skinny yarn on the teeny needles...
At 10:57 PM,
Cindy/Snid said…
Yay! Congrats on your sock!!!(fellow freecycler here, btw...) Socks are fun, fun, fun to do. They always make you feel as if you have accomplished something without having to piece together things, sew seams, buttons, etc. they are easy to take with you for KIPing and the most important thing is that you never have to feel guilty buing a skein of sock yarn! VERY important.
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