I’ve been knitting like crazy on Susan’s new sock pattern. I’m all caught up and ready to Kitchener. I’m very, very tempted to just go ahead and finish them, because I think this is the first pair of socks I’ve made that aren’t too big. But I’ll wait impatiently for Susan’s “fool-proof” method.
Aren’t they cute? I feel like Miss Sushi Toes. The only problem is trying to get shoes on my feet with those darn needles on my toes.
The big question, of course, is what name she’s going to give them. They should be called something like “Susan’s Fool-Proof Socks”, since they were pretty easy, even for a sock novice like me. But I’m sure Susan has something much more creative in mind. Like “Live Dangerously, Don’t Swatch Learn to Kitchener Socks”. Or the obvious “She-Who-Could-Not-Kitchener-But-Now-Can Socks”. Or maybe it’s something simpler, like “I Can Kitchener” socks. But I think I know the real answer: the “Pop Your Kitchener Cherry Socks”. I’m sure that’s it. No doubt about it. Dontcha think?
Cabled Sheep lives in Salt Lake City, Utah, where she enjoys knitting, cooking, and munching veggies out of the garden. She never tires of Utah's glorious landscape.
Don’t you look dangerous!? Nice socks…they look great on you. I love all your name choices, too;-)
Those look superb! I like the Fool-proof Socks name
Wow! Great socks! What is the yarn? Those worked up really really fast. Great color too!
HeeHee, those needles do look dangerous. Nice socks, very cute! I like to kitchener, but it will be neat to hear a new method.