

Hurrah!
I'm wearing them today, and they are very comfortable. I think I need to knit more socks simply because then I can go longer between handwashings!
Also, tonight I finished the Tracery Snood, which was both a tale of happiness and of woe.
Happy, because I designed the lace decreases myself and came out with a very appealing star pattern. Woe, because the thing is a bit too big and makes me look like I'm wearing a giant purple sock on my head. And I'll have to rip it back. (Or maybe I'm just wearing it wrong? Either way, A. didn't like it. Of course, he's not a knitter and has never seen a snood before. What do YOU think?)

I apologise for the bathroom mirror pic, but it just HAD to be blogged!
4 comments:
I think it's beautiful. It is quite long but then you have a tonne of delicious, ringletted tresses and you don't want to bunch them up too much. I think it's the perfect length for you. I like the snood and I think it looks gorgeous, bathroom mirror shot and all.
Mark has learned to accept the green calorimetry as a part of me. Maybe A. needs to do the same with the snood? All your knitting girlfriends will approve, I'm certain!
xxx
AND:
those socks are totally amazing. They look like little red/pink footlove.
*applause*
Congrats on beating those decreases into submission! I think it looks great :)
Hi Bec here, do you sell your socks? would you consider selling them? You can contact me here
becfromsunnybrook@gmail.com
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