and all
at
once,
summer
collapsed
into
fall.
are coming right along and
I am almost done with the
leg of the second sock,
then it's on to the heels,
the really fun part of sock
knitting in my opinion.
After homeschooling all day I
wanted something light and fun
to read at night so I downloaded
What Alice Forgot, it's exactly
what I wanted.
Joining Ginny
I love those socks, so bright and fun. Have a great day Tracey.
ReplyDeleteI adore self striping socks in cheery colors! They always put a smile on my face during the cold and dreary month of the year. Have a great day!
ReplyDeletei just unpacked that book at the library yesterday....good, huh???? I'm looking for something and that just might be it. :) (Love that yarn!!!!----do you really (REALLY) think summer is about to collapse? I've got my fingers crossed!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch bright, cheerful yarn!!! I love it! And I love the way you knit socks....in tandem with each other. I've never caught that you did that. I may try it with the next pair of socks I work on! I think the heel is fun too!! Have a beautiful day :-)
ReplyDeleteI think I'd like that book. Might have to get it. :) if only the weather would be a bit fallish then I'd be a tiny bit more comfortable.
ReplyDeleteIs that second photo of a black walnut tree? I always know that fall is here when the grocery store parking lot is littered with dropped black walnuts in one corner (there are three trees there). (:
ReplyDeleteIt's a pecan tree, I have nine on the property. The nuts are almost ready, but it will be a race with the squirrels as to who gets there first ;)
DeleteBeautiful socks! Love the basket too ~ Ive been eyeing them up but can't decide on a size yet. ~ via Ginny : )
ReplyDeleteThe socks are to dye for- love the color way Tracey. What a beautiful spot you live in- such gorgeous nature ( I would love to visit one day) Awesome big trees.
ReplyDeleteHave a most wonderful day.
Turning the heel of a sock is most definitely the best part!
ReplyDeleteYou are much faster at socks than I am. I have about another inch before I turn the heels. I love the stripy colors in yours. And that spider would freak me out!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful images today, Tracey. I can even admire the beauty of that spider - from a distance! The signs of fall are everywhere but the thermometer it seems. Wishing you a wonderful week easing into your homeschooling routine! xo
ReplyDeleteI love your pictures! Your socks have beautiful colors! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are stunning, as are your socks- I love the yarn you're using x
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful yarn! Just when I think I am getting brighter with my own yarn, someone shows me up! I wish I could take the plunge with truly bold yarn.
ReplyDeleteYour socks are pretty. I love the yarn. That book sounds great. I need to look for it.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors of those socks!
ReplyDeleteThank you for these beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteThe socks are delightful!
I love how colorful your socks are!
ReplyDeleteI love the color of the scarfs! Your such a great photographer, what camera do you use? :)
ReplyDeleteI love your sock colors, as always, Tracey. I've seen that book on the library shelf... may have to check it out now that you are recommending it!
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos! And those socks shall certainly keep you cosy come winter - their colours are so pretty and warm :-)
ReplyDeleteThose are fantastic socks! I love the pattern and colors. They will definitely make you smile and give you happy feet this winter!
ReplyDeleteGreat colors!!!
ReplyDeleteThese made me smile.
ReplyDeletethe colours of the spider are so amazing and that seed - perfect symmetry with the photo. nice!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in the yarn you're using--so bright and cheerful! I still haven't tried knitting socks yet, but I just love sock yarn!
ReplyDeletesounds like a fun read.
ReplyDeleteIndian Summer socks!! Oh what fun! Loving those bright colors!
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