A couple of pics...
Okidoki... some pictures... sorry for the mumble-jumble, but those of you who use blogger know that blogger doesn't always upload pictures in the way you want them uploaded (or am I the only one struggling with that?).
![](http://sweet-p.net/albums/MyKnitting/SV100165.sized.jpg)
These are my finished socks... yes they're short. Even a bit too short to my liking, but I can live with it. They're done using Trekking XXL in color 05. The picture makes the colors look nicer than they are. In reality there's a peach in there that I greatly dislike... me don't do peach. Ah well, I'll survive...
![](http://sweet-p.net/albums/MyKnitting/SV100166.sized.jpg)
This is the kiddie sock using the left overs of the yarn above. I made a ruffled edge, 10 rows of k2, p1 (as the ruffle's also on a 3 stitch basis this looks best), heel flap is sl1, k1 and next row purl. The rest is plain st stitch. Star decrease toe.
![](http://sweet-p.net/albums/MyKnitting/SV100159.sized.jpg)
I'm going to call this picture "unorthodox use of knitting appliances". I couldn't stop laughing when I saw what my coworker Hanne used for the safe transport of her Aloe Vera plant :) Lone (other coworker who's going to look after the plant) didn't understand why I was laughing. She always uses knitting needles for plant support. She asked if there was any other way for using them :)
![](http://sweet-p.net/albums/MyKnitting/SV100167.sized.jpg)
Here you can see one Feather and Fan sock that is finished. Cuff done using a 2mm needle, heel flap using a 2.5mm needle and foot done using a 2.25mm needle. Don't know why I changed needles so much on this one, but I just liked the fit best that way. The yarn used is Trekking XXL in colorway 67... To be honest I like the striping on the bottom of the foot best :) Guess I'll be ordering some more to make plain socks with. You can also see that I really did start the second sock. But I haven't worked on it since Wednesday... the shawl's taking up all my attention right now.
And this last picture shows my sock (the finished one in my previous pic) while I was working on it in the office. It has become a joke... every time the system slows down or crashes I get my sock out, get ready to knit a stitch and the system will start up again LOL. It is really funny. Anyway, here's the sock reclining mid-sock-mojo on my keyboard and on some work.
Cheers Eva
![](http://sweet-p.net/albums/MyKnitting/SV100165.sized.jpg)
These are my finished socks... yes they're short. Even a bit too short to my liking, but I can live with it. They're done using Trekking XXL in color 05. The picture makes the colors look nicer than they are. In reality there's a peach in there that I greatly dislike... me don't do peach. Ah well, I'll survive...
![](http://sweet-p.net/albums/MyKnitting/SV100166.sized.jpg)
This is the kiddie sock using the left overs of the yarn above. I made a ruffled edge, 10 rows of k2, p1 (as the ruffle's also on a 3 stitch basis this looks best), heel flap is sl1, k1 and next row purl. The rest is plain st stitch. Star decrease toe.
![](http://sweet-p.net/albums/MyKnitting/SV100159.sized.jpg)
I'm going to call this picture "unorthodox use of knitting appliances". I couldn't stop laughing when I saw what my coworker Hanne used for the safe transport of her Aloe Vera plant :) Lone (other coworker who's going to look after the plant) didn't understand why I was laughing. She always uses knitting needles for plant support. She asked if there was any other way for using them :)
![](http://sweet-p.net/albums/MyKnitting/SV100167.sized.jpg)
Here you can see one Feather and Fan sock that is finished. Cuff done using a 2mm needle, heel flap using a 2.5mm needle and foot done using a 2.25mm needle. Don't know why I changed needles so much on this one, but I just liked the fit best that way. The yarn used is Trekking XXL in colorway 67... To be honest I like the striping on the bottom of the foot best :) Guess I'll be ordering some more to make plain socks with. You can also see that I really did start the second sock. But I haven't worked on it since Wednesday... the shawl's taking up all my attention right now.
![](http://sweet-p.net/albums/MyKnitting/SV100160.sized.jpg)
Cheers Eva
3 Comments:
At Saturday, April 01, 2006 5:04:00 PM,
Chris said…
Lots of sock action - fun!
Blogger does that to everyone. After it uploads the picture in whatever order, I just drag the pictures into the order I want them to be.
At Sunday, April 02, 2006 12:02:00 AM,
mrspao said…
Hope you're feeling better now. Socks look great!
At Thursday, April 20, 2006 2:21:00 PM,
Lone Knitter said…
Wow! Great socks. Maybe I could get my sock-knitting done too if I bring them to my computer.
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