done!!

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Reve
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and soon they will go all the long way to .....
Hey, you didn't really think I would tell you?
Here's a quick pic of the finished pair:
Hope my pal will like them.
And of course I'm really curious who did knit some socks for me. *lol*
Karin
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Karin
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One, what are people doing in the Uk as regards to the postal strike this week? On the 2nd we are supposed to have no post being delivered but I'm not sure about taking stuff to be posted?
Two, do we reveal our selves to our sock friend when we post or at a later date? Just wanted to check before I seal my socks up!
Thanks!
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Yes the socks are ready, and soon to be mailed ..
Have a nice week,
Muoriska
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I finished my pal's socks this weekend and I hope to get them off in the mail by Wednesday. No pictures at the moment because of technical issues, I hope that my partner posts pictures when she gets them!
http://www.midgeling.com/weebug/blog
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I started socks for my second sock pal - these are Oriel out of Sensational Knitted Socks. The pattern is a challenge for me but I've wanted to do it since I first saw it in the book.
Now if I can keep from getting distracted for a few days I'll get these done on time!
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I hope my socks pal likes them. I hope they fit.
Pattern: Springgrass Socks
Source: Craftoholic
Yarn: Merino Semi-Solid Sock Yarn in 'Baja' by Mama Blue Knitting Goods
Needles: Knit Picks US2
Started: June 20, 2007
Finished: July 16, 2007
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nikki nimble needles
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Parasol Socks done in Crystal Palace Panda Cotton, Periwinkle colorway. Great little pattern and nice yarn. Yes, it's a bit splitty, but I'd use it again. Any splittiness is offset by the softness of this yarn...and the drape. Now, I'm making a pair for me!
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Blogger really, really doesn't like me. I saved a post earlier since I couldn't post it then because of blogger, and now it is gone. I finished my socks up in June but was too lazy to take photos or post about it. I posted about these socks a bit ago.
Specs"
Pattern: Snicket Socks from Magknits.
Yarn: Reynolds Soft Sea Wool (just over 2 skeins)
Needles: Size 2 circulars, 1 addi turbo, other unidentified from South America
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yarnchica
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Regina
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I posted several weeks back that I was halfway done with my sockpal socks. Well they are all done now except for a wash before they're sent off.
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Rats ! I would like to show you my finished socks, but Blogger is being more than cranky and won't let me post my picture. Any suggestions or words of advice ?
ReginaS
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Hope you all have a great weekend!
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Finished and relaxing on the sofa until August !
These socks were started in Europe, flew across the ocean to a coast here in the US and will fly to the other coast, where my sockpal lives . And since her blog has a watery title, I decided to go with the water theme and incorporate waves into the design. I wish you could see how they run up and down the leg , but Blogger is being cranky and won't let me upload my picture. I'll try again later, maybe I can sneak in my picture when Blogger is looking the other way....
ReginaS
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This is a date to go into history!! My first pair of socks DONE! They are not as perfect as I expected them to be, but they look pretty good for a first pair of socks. Unfortunatly, it is a little too late for me to take a good picture of them to post, so you all will have to wait for some hours for the daylight. When I post the picture I will also let you know the pattern and the yarn I used.
Well, have a good night!! I will try to sleep now...
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I used the February STR club yarn for my pal; the colors are perfect as is the weight of the yarn. I'm using the Waffle Rib pattern from Sensational Knitted Socks. Here's the finished first sock:
Do you see the problem? The colors are striping beautifully on the cuff and the foot. I don't even mind the way it's pooling on the gusset. But look at the big chunk of grey on the front.
I need some opinions; would you frog back and do an afterthought heel in order to keep the striping, or would you leave it as is? If you were my pal, would you mind the blob of color on the front? It's still early enough that I could rip and reknit.
What would you do?
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I finished my socks a couple weeks ago, and forgot to post to the blog here, and not just my blog.
They look great and I'm very proud of them. I just hope that they fit her!
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I finished my socks a couple weeks ago, and forgot to post to the blog here, and not just my blog.
They look great and I'm very proud of them. I just hope that they fit her!
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I have been trying to post my finished socks, but every time I attach the picture it won't publish.
So Iam hoping that if I link to my blog it will let me post.
Here's my finished socks.
Laura C
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A couple of days ago, I was sitting in the break room at work, knitting on my Sockapalooza 4 pal's socks. I don't get much time at work, maybe two, three rounds (knitted two at the same time on two circs), but having so little time to knit these days - that's really important. Anyway, one of my team members goes past the door and sees me knitting (freaking muggles, stop looking at me funny and asking stupid questions unless you own a pair of needles and some yarn you're eager to learn how to turn into something useful). Here's the dialogue that followed:
Pal: "You're knitting baby booties".
Me: "No, these are adult socks".
Pal (raises an eyebrow): "They don't look like adult socks".
Me (stretching the toe and half the instep to show that the width alone negates baby socks): "But they are, look - that's the toe..."
Pal: "They don't look like adult socks".
Me (sighing to myself): "Every sock has got to begin somewhere".
These are the Spring Grass socks and I love them. The pattern is simple and easy to understant and by lucky alignment of the stars, the Lorna's Shepard Sock yarn on size #1 needles works perfectly for the gauge required to fit my pal's feet. Which brings me to the only bummer about this Sockapalooza project: my pal's feet are significantly smaller than mine, by both length and circumference. I'm talking about at least a size and a half down. I can't even have Ant try them on (yes, his feet are smaller than mine). I'm plotting making some sock blockers to her feet's specs, but it just ups my enxiaty levels about fit quite a bit. Cross you fingers for me everyone! Please?
There's another half a pattern repeat done on them now, but it's not yet worth more picture taking.
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Dear Sock Pal,
I am done with your first sock and am halfway down the leg on the second sock. I would be done by now, but I keep getting distracted by other knitting projects.This week I've been working on a Hogwarts scarf in Ravenclaw colors. Our LYS is trying to get a scarf done in each of the house colors because we're all excited about the new movie and book coming out this month.
What do yarn shops have to do with Harry Potter books? Well it seems that a very clever person ; ) has written a book full of patterns related to the books and movies. If you haven't seen it yet, you can look here. (I'm trying to win a prize for most shameless promotion of our hostess's publishing venture - how'd I do?)
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my last post didn't come up...mebbe blogger hates me....well, after ripping back a whopping 4 times and changing patterns, I think I have some kick heinie socks for my pal! But I have to say--Schaefer Anne? don't really like it much. I think it's fuzzy yarn--it just kinda--bothers me. It's such a wee bit of angora, I should be ashamed to besmerch it's good name, but I just don't really like it. Live and learn! The colour rules, so I can't complain! I hope you love them, sock pal!
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Here are my buddy's socks! Just waiting for the mailout date to (hurry up) and get here! This has been great!
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Hi all! A sock yarn raffle is in place to support Annie Modesitt and family during her husband's illness. Six Weeks of Socks Contest and also a wonderful grand prize. I wouldn't have posted it here if there wasn't a chance to win some yummy sock yarn, so hopefully this is okay!
In Sockapalooza news, I am 1 repeat away from starting the heel of sock 1. I am REALLY REALLY REALLY loving Monkeys so far and I am absolutely HOOKED on Lorna's Shepherd Sock now (first time trying it.) I have a birthday in 5 days I'm trying to finish Branching Out for, so that has cramped my Sockapalooza efforts slightly, but it's full speed ahead when it's done! After learning Judy's Magic Cast-on, I never thought I would do cuff-down socks again, but really wanted to do the Monkeys and I'm so glad because it has made me realize I thoroughly enjoy both techniques.
Ok, that's all! Hope everyone is well and having fun in Sockapalooza land!!!
-kb out
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