I may have started a few new socks. In my defense, I did rip a few out this weekend as well.
Ripped: Knee High to a Grasshopper - I was trying to change this into a top-down pattern, and my skillz just aren't up to it right now. Ripped.
Monkey - Love the pattern. Not sure it looks great in this yarn. Ripped.
P-word socks - too small. Rippppppp
Started and ripped: Wandering Cable Knee Socks. Started, and decided that they were too small. Ripped, and I hope to restart soon.
Started: Monkey socks in Blue Moon Fiber Arts Silkie - not much to look at right now, but soon....
Plain socks in Trekking, Sock-it-to-me, and Scout's Swag. Yum. Plain socks.
Smokin' Socks in Fearless Fibers. Love this yarn.
Embossed Leaves in Sweet Georgia. I've had this yarn in the stash for months, marinating, trying to save it, since you can't get it anymore (for now, hopefully), but the pull of the pattern I had purchased it for was too strong. One repeat in, and I love it. Yay!
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Wow - that looks like a forest of DPN's!
Posted by: Stephanie | 09/13/2007 at 05:12 AM
I'm finding it hard to match yarn color-variated, self stripping etc...to stitch patterns too...wait till you see my Monkey's -(which I actually got from Barbara Walkers first book- knit top down)...they are really wild!
Posted by: JulieLoves2Knit | 09/13/2007 at 05:51 AM
oh my goodness. you have so many socks! :) they are all so pretty!
Posted by: Jen da Purse Ho | 09/13/2007 at 07:27 AM
WOW - the birth of so many new beautiful socks....
Posted by: pat | 09/14/2007 at 04:46 PM
I've heard great things about Monkey. It's my next sock. Yours are beautiful! Happy knitting.
Posted by: Katherine | 09/14/2007 at 07:15 PM
You still hold the cake for the number of socks that pass over your needles!
Posted by: Theresa | 09/15/2007 at 04:48 AM
My goodness, I just can't keep track anymore!
Posted by: Chris | 09/18/2007 at 09:31 PM