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Saturday, April 16, 2005

One sock down... no second sock syndrome for me!!?

I have finsihed one sock for Joshua and am working on sock #2. It is so hard to do socks, not from a knitting stand point but from a losing interest angle. My motivation is Joshua, patiently asking over and over and over again when his socks will be done.

I've gotten a few comment asking what yarn I used for the socks. I ordered this from Mary Maxim. It was on sale and I don't know if they carry it all the time or not but it is very nice with vibrant colors.

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A closer view without cuff. I haven't tried it on Joshua yet and I'm hoping it will fit.

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I received a lot of advice and I so appreciate it. You are all so wonderful!

posted by Erica @ 10:40:00 PM  

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