Got That Monkey Off My Back
Though slightly delayed, my Monkey socks are DONE, DONE, DONE, DONE, DONE!
Thanks to Cookie A. and to Phoenix Fiberworks, these socks are just lovely.



I definitely will make theses again... and again... and again... =)
Bring out your beads, your yarn, your clay, your crayons. Whatever you do... JUST CREATE SOMETHING NOW!
I definitely will make theses again... and again... and again... =)
These huge skeins (550 yards!) of gorgeous sock yarn are by Fearless Fibers. From left to right, the colorways are: Butterscotch, Lavender Whisper, and Midnight Passion. Not sure if all will be turned into socks (plenty for long ones) but... EEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
This drool worthy skein is by Sunnyside Ellen, and is called Light Breeze. It's the skein that started this whole mess in the first place. You just don't understand. I. HAD. TO. HAVE. IT! And when it arrived, it was as gorgeous as it appeared on screen.
These three are from the yarn talents of See Jayne Knit Yarns. From top to bottom you are looking at: Lime and Violets, Green Tea, and Plum Camo. Yeah, I got on a green kick but how could I turn these beauties down?
And if that wasn't enough, Yarn4Socks.com was running a SALE! I had resisted right up until the evening of the last day of the sale and then... well see for yourself...
The loot above:
And finally (for this entry) I just have to show you 4 stunning balls of yarn that mom brought me back from Italy. The single ball is by Sesia and is called "Ricciolo". It will be used to trim something. I don't know what but something. The other 3 balls are by BBB and are called "Vanity". I wish you could see the colors better. It's lovely. Again, no ideas on the use yet. But for now I'm content just gazing at it in happiness.
- Slowly but surely the two socks one two circulars are coming along. Not a technique for zipping along but it does work.
- I've finally gotten the nerve to cast on for my first "sweater". Pictures as it progresses.
The next posts will be with pictures of the TON of yarn I've gotten over the past month (yep, mostly sock yarn) and other neat stuff.