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Thursday, May 18, 2006

A Wee Bit of Knitting

Even though this has been a busy week for us, I have gotten a little bit of knitting done. This is the Waving Lace Sock from IK Spring 2004. I'm knitting them with a wonderful raspberry colored handdyed sock yarn from Tess Yarns. This yarn reminds me of Lorna's Laces Shepard Sock, but I haven't actually played with the yarns side by side. I am just in love with this color - its slightly darker in real life than it photographed, but you can see the range of tones it has. I love knitting with the hand dyed "solid" types of yarn because they are so much more interesting than a flat, commercial solid, but they don't camouflage the stitch pattern either. That's it for now, I'll be back when I have something interesting to show - like a heel flap!

posted by Melanie at 7:46 AM

3 Comments:

Blogger Alison said...

Ooh, that really does look like a very rich color! Pretty pattern, too.

8:35 AM  
Blogger Kary said...

Pretty sock!! I am amazed out how quickly you can knit them. (I should mention - I am jealous too! ggg!) Hugs!

6:29 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

What a luscious color! I do love all shades of pink, raspberry, etc. and that is a neatso richo color.
Ann in Dallas

12:24 AM  

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