Most recent pair.
I have learned so much about knitting by knitting lots of socks.
I never thought it would be so challenging to knit these foot coverings.
Beginnings of Maine Coast Summer Sock.
I can guess how many socks I’ve made so far - I guess about 20. I’ll do a toe count and update the number here.
I started with the MDK sock knitting booklet.
I’ve knitted a few different designers patterns and mostly use Summer Lee Design Co. Patterns. I understand her directions, and she has lots of tutorials and good information online.
Magpie Fibers flagship store, Frederick, MD.
I have learned all about hand dyed yarn, and especially about how the dyes can bleed in your finished project. (Cry, cry, 😭)
I’ve designed my own socks. This one was inspired by the log cabins in my life.
Another Summer Lee design: Pop Rocks.
I tried participating in monthly knit alongs/clubs.
I couldn’t keep up, but I did learn how to do color work!
That knowledge is invaluable.
Summer Lee, again: Fair Isle.
I really love these. They remind me of Scandinavian designs.
Summer Lee design: Mermaid Avenue. One of my most favorite patterns.
I also made this pattern with a pink yarn from Madeline Tosh.
Oh, yeah, I learned all about the designer yarns, different companies.
Not to mention all about yarn itself.
Text(ure) Me pattern. Love this color combo.
My Kitty. She means everything to me.
Pink Mermaid Ave. socks.
The Daily Sock, Summer Lee.
I love the texture of these two sock patterns.
I learned which stitch markers I use and like the most.
Spincycle yarn and Magpie Fibers.
Paperweight color inspiration.
Early Really BIG socks.
These were made before learning how to make socks to fit.
I have more, but need to stop for now.
More to follow. I have a lot more to tell about knitting!!