That's the beauty in our specific
journey.
~ Alex Elle
I finished my jellybeans socks
and turned right around and
cast on a another pair of socks,
this time using leftover yarn
from my Sleeping Socks. I did
weigh the yarn and think I
should have more than enough
for a pair of basic grey socks
that I am knitting without a pattern,
it's fun living on the edge ;).
I am still reading Orhan's Inheritance,
and have fallen deep into it's pages
and the mystery of the story, even
staying up past my bedtime to read
just 'a few more pages'. Great book.
Joining Ginny.
I love a book that makes me stay up late, although I am decidedly not a night owl...love your socks! I have some grey sock yarn that I am planning to use for socks for my son if I ever finish Emma's socks. No, not if, when :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the socks Tracey, but those berries, goodness they look so good. Enjoy!
ReplyDeletethe book sounds good, we are knee deep in painting so my reading and knitting time is scarce but we are making progress!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful socks, Tracy
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty socks and I do hope you'll have enough yarn o finish the other pair. The blackberries look delicious, I look forward to harvesting some from our own garden - hopefully soon. :-)
ReplyDeleteI've been on a sock kick too, this is new to me. Your patterns and colors are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love how the Jellybeans turned out <3
ReplyDeleteAnd I love the feeling of finishing a pair of socks and casting on another one right away!
yum! berries already!?
ReplyDeleteoh gosh....two of us living on the edge!!!! Isn't knitting exciting!
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering blackberries. Yay, on finishing the jellybean socks. No knitting going on here, I'm afraid.
ReplyDeleteI love your bright colorful Jellybean socks! FUN!! Can't wait to see your socks that you make with the leftover yarn. :)
ReplyDeleteYou always delight with such beautiful photos, the socks are a real delight.
ReplyDeleteThose blackberries look to die for! Great socks!
ReplyDeleteTracey, I hope you picked that darn worm off that beautiful berry as soon you got your picture! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful yarn, I love how it seems to match your berries! I wish we had some berries ripe but it won't be long now as there are bees humming around our raspberries all day! Enjoy your book, I have the same situation going on here right now!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful socks! I love the colours. And YOU HAVE BERRIES!
ReplyDeleteThe jelly-bean socks are beautiful and the name is so adorable! :) Also the berry pictures make me long for summer! :
ReplyDeletethose socks look adorable!!!
ReplyDeletethe socks are great, I hope to be able to learn how to knit them before the year end. I looked up the book and it sounds interesting.
ReplyDeleteLOVE your jelly bean socks, Tracey! They are so cheerful and make me wish I wasn't still sock knitting adverse. I like how you choose to live on the edge - have fun! xo
ReplyDeleteThe socks look great and I love the way your photographed them and your knitting.
ReplyDeleteBerry coloured jelly bean's ... great socks, nicely done :)
ReplyDeletesocks and berries—LOVE!
ReplyDeleteTracey, I love the jelly bean socks. I love that they're called jelly bean socks!
ReplyDeleteAnd again...your pictures are terrific.
your jelly beanies are beautiful...i really must learn how to knit socks!!!
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