What I Did on My "Off" Day
As opposed to day off.
In the morning I did nothing for about four hours except spell words like "when" with two "n"s.
In the afternoon and evening I managed to pick up the child from school, print out Miss Frances Lambert's My Knitting Book (1843), and cast off my socks.
I printed card-stock covers for both series of Ladies' Knitting and Netting Books, since the paper ones were already showing wear.
And now that the sets of knitting needles that were in these socks were free, I'll be able to start the second Strikke-Along mitten cuff on them, before I forget what I did.
Labels: knitting, sock knitting
posted by Alwen | 11:37 AM
4 Comments:
Those are beautiful socks. I had to laugh at your purchase of the micrometer because we were at a flea market not too long ago and my husband insisted he needed one because "you never know when you want to really measure something".
Stunning socks! Donna Lee, would your husband be an engineer by any chance?
Love the socks they look nice an toasty. For your book cover have you thought about laminating it or try clear contact paper I did one of my pattern books that was printed on an ink jet that way.
nice socks...
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