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      Entry: Cabled Socks

      Author: Beth

      Time: August 25, 2008, 5:10 am

      Comment: Ooo, I like. Pretty color too - what yarn are you using?

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      Entry: Cabled Socks

      Author: Annie

      Time: August 24, 2008, 1:25 pm

      Comment: Ooo, very pretty. What kind of a heel is that - regular short row? Yes, knitting socks for other people is always tricky. I figure you have to trust the measurements!

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      Entry: Happy Birthday Mom!

      Author: Kri

      Time: August 23, 2008, 4:31 am

      Comment: Thank you! Yes, I figured that garter stitch would trap more air and be more warm.

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      Entry: Christmas

      Author: Annie

      Time: August 22, 2008, 7:55 am

      Comment: You’re so on top of things with your Christmas knitting already underway! I’ve just barely started to think about mine. I have a feeling it’ll be plenty of dishcloths … always useful and machine washable.

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      Entry: Happy Birthday Mom!

      Author: Annie

      Time: August 22, 2008, 7:51 am

      Comment: It’s beautiful - looks perfect for overly air conditioned places! Is the main body in garter stitch?

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Too Many Projects?

It’s always exciting to complete a pair of socks. This time I was so excited that I didn’t wait to wash them before wearing them. I really can’t wait for the cold weather again so I can wear more of my handknit socks.

spring-cable-done

Again, the pattern I used for these socks was the Spring Cable that I found while browsing on Ravelry. I love it, and I love the yarn, and I love the socks. As always there are a few things I’d have done better, a few mistakes, but I’m happy with them.

It really feels like I need to finish a lot more projects, as I have so many on the needles right now. That wouldn’t even bother me so much, but a few of them I’ve been leaving in hibernation. I think I went through a short case of startitis for a bit, and need to fast on starting new projects. I’ve got the Mon Petit Chou hipsters, the lace choker, the candle flames shawl, the handspun sha…

Wait, I haven’t told you about that one yet, have I? The camera’s out of good batteries right now, so I can’t take a picture. I’m not sure I want to though; not sure I want to blog about it either. For some strange reason I’m worried that I’ll jinx it. It was started in a bit of a passion, needing to start this shawl that I’ve been planning for while spinning up the yarn for it. Perhaps I’ll write a bit about that later, when I’m feeling more sure about it.

That’s not even to mention the few hibernating projects that I’ve got going, that I don’t really want to talk about. One of them may get ripped out soon…again. It would be the yarn’s third incarnation as a project. I’ll find something for it yet!

So, now it’s just for enforced knitting of what I’ve got on the needles already. This is good, because I need to finish something soon. Not enough finishing around here, and too much starting.

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