I finally finished my Bob Marley Grandma's Footsies!
I started these back in May for a pretty, lightweight summer anklet... and just finished them last week. No, the pattern wasn't difficult... but it was pretty boring.
Now, don't get me wrong though, they are cute socks, I just kept tossing them aside to work on other things. Also, this was the first pair of socks I knit using a merino / tencel blend and I don't think I'll use it for socks again. The yarn is Sereknity Triple Scoop and I do love it, but I found that the tencel made the looseness between needles (I knit these on DPNs) way more noticeable. See?
I haven't had such noticeable problems with my other socks, so I do chalk it up to the tencel. Don't get me wrong though, its a beautiful yarn - the tencel gives a gorgeous sheen, but its just not for me, for socks. I am using another of Heather's merino/tencel for a lace headband and for that, it is working out lovely!
I have some other finished objects too, but didn't photo most of them since they went right in to the stash bag for items for the Christmas Open House at A Knitter's Garden. I'll photo most of that stuff when its more complete and ready for sale. I did felt a few items yesterday though and snapped some drying photos.
Some coasters in Wisdom Poems...
A "night out" bangle bag (I have to get the
bangle bracelets for it) and a wine cozy...

I've been busy knitting items for the Christmas fair and drinking lots of coffee this weekend. Yesterday, I spent much of the day with one project or another in front of me. This is my Yarn Harlot One Row scarf, which is for me, not the open house. I'm using the yummy Wisdom Sonnet...

This morning I worked on my scarf some more, but after I finish this post its back to knitting items for the open house.

Left to right, works in progress are a cabled coffee cozy, my scarf and another bangle bracelet night out bag. Also pictured is a delicious cup of Pumpkin Spice coffee!
Enjoy the rest of your Sunday. I'll leave you with some photos from my BMG Footsies photo shoot that ended up on the cutting room floor, due to some "helping paws..."

And curious faces...
