Close Enough
There is no sun. The sun is gone. The sun will never shine again. It will be gray, and probably sleeting, until the end of time. This means I will never get a good picture of this sock. We’ll just have to accept this and move on. We can console ourselves with knitting.
I’ve still got to get The Boy to try it on to make sure it’s the right length before I graft the toe. But I’m pretty sure it is, which means I’m pretty sure this counts as a finished sock. That’s worth a blog post, whether or not the sun ever shines again.
Huzzah! I saw the sun peek out for about an hour today, I was beyond thrilled. I miss it.
Love these socks. One of my best friends doesn’t like lacy socks but loves simple socks that I make her (and I’ve made her many)–I see these in my future and she will love them!
Winter has certainly set in around here! It was a high of 54ºF today with some light drizzle. BRR! Good thing we had blankets and hot cocoa.
*runs*
What a perfect boy-sock! My husband is very picky about his hand knit socks, but mild cabling is high on his list. I think this might be right up his alley.
When I see your socks, I always feel like I need to knit them in another color, just so I don’t feel like I’m copying you, but these….I would knit these in a color as close to this as I could possibly get!!! : )