March
2006
The Guessing Game
A couple of weeks ago I showed you part one of a project I’m working on and invited guesses. I didn’t get any, but here’s part two:

And part one again:

Last night I made a lot of progress on my Cedar Creek Socks. I’m up to working on the heel flaps. I’m working on both at once using the magic loop technique. What I noticed is that my tension has loosened a bit between the last time I worked on them and this time, because my stripes have gotten a little thicker. I’m also amused that through dumb luck, the stripes appear to continue across the two socks. So I took a photo:

Looking closely at this photo, I’m noticing a secondary striping in the greens. I hadn’t realized there were actually two shade intensities. But you can see it if you look for it.



Your striping is coming out so nice.
The socks are looking great!
Found your blog via Zen Knitz. You have some excellent posts, I look forward to reading more. I didn’t have the ‘nerve’ to check out the article re: wool is cruel. I think that really depends on the sheep farmers and how the wool is removed. Our veterinarian has a sheep farm and she says that the sheep actually don’t mind being sheared, as long as someone competent is doing the job. I don’t know, I hope its true.
I love the colors of this knitting in the photo above. I hope you will stop by Veggies….soon for a visit. BFN from Canada,
PS If you don’t mind, I would like to add your link to my blogroll, let me know, thanks
Ummm….my guess about the mystery project…you’re going to felt it and its going to be the world’s first knitted/felted condom?
i think i may have seen your mystery project…does it have anything to do with scott’s dining room?
Hello from Germany. My name is Heike and my favorite Hobby is knitting Socks with differnet pattern. Now I have seen your wonderful Cedar Creek Socks Pattern and i ask You: can you send me this pattern??? Thank you very much Heike