
i have almost completed my "obligation" in regards to socktoberfest. i made a deal with a friend that i would knit mates to three of my orphans. the kaffe ones were first, and i've made a respectable dent with two more. the trekking sock (left) saw lots of action at the movies last friday, and a good couple of inches of foot on sunday. but, it's hard to work on the same thing for too long, so i cast on for a monkey-mate and am cruising rather steadily on a mere 64 stitches.

and, i created a new orphan ....

green socken above is knitted with panda wool. i like the sock and i love the pattern. i'm not crazy about using this yarn for socks, as it feels much like cotton when knitting. i do love the fabric and the slight variation of green tones. i was also a bit concerned if i would have enough to get me through the toe, but there's plenty to spare.
now ... the question is, how long will the green socken remain an orphan?
4 comments:
March maybe? When you're thinking you need a new pair of socks for St Patrick's Day. =)
look at you making mates! love the new green ones - I'm with turtlegirl - save them for St Patricks Day!
oh how i love green socks!
I love the green socken! Beautiful pattern, I may have to bust out that IK copy and make those!
I love the Monkeys, I can't wait to see the finished pics!
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