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These are the Dublin Bay socks made for a Christmas 2009 gift for Miss L. See, I can say that here because I don't believe she reads the blog, but even if she does Christmas 2009 is far enough way that she will have forgotten when they are gifted. I'm a bit sneaky like that.
The yarn is Tofutsies which I know she loves. The pattern is Dublin Bay which can be found on Ravelry (but I'm fe
eling too lazy to link right now).
These socks felt like they too forever, but my Rav projects page says I started them on March 20th and finished them on April 3. So it's wasn't really that long.
The nice thing about tofutsies is that there is quite a bit left, enough to make a pair of short socks for one of my small footed friends.
These are the Dublin Bay socks made for a Christmas 2009 gift for Miss L. See, I can say that here because I don't believe she reads the blog, but even if she does Christmas 2009 is far enough way that she will have forgotten when they are gifted. I'm a bit sneaky like that.
The yarn is Tofutsies which I know she loves. The pattern is Dublin Bay which can be found on Ravelry (but I'm fe
eling too lazy to link right now).
These socks felt like they too forever, but my Rav projects page says I started them on March 20th and finished them on April 3. So it's wasn't really that long.
The nice thing about tofutsies is that there is quite a bit left, enough to make a pair of short socks for one of my small footed friends.
You must knit in your sleep. Speaking of sleep, are you getting any rest this weekend?
ReplyDeletePretty! And I think you just don't sleep.
ReplyDeleteI can get two pairs of "me" socks out of a ball of Tofutsies. I haven't done it yet, but I know from weighing both socks against what remains on a ball, there's more than enough yarn.
That no sleeping thing works for me, too. lol
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