Tuesday, May 13, 2008
Friday, April 18, 2008
Gryffindor Socks
I did it! I finished my Gryffindor socks!

This was my first time knitting two socks at the same time using the magic loop method. I think I'll definately be knitting my toe-up socks that way from now on. It really cures that "second-sock-syndrome" problem.

Anybody else find it difficult to be creative with your foot/sock modeling poses?

Well, I tried.
This was my first time knitting two socks at the same time using the magic loop method. I think I'll definately be knitting my toe-up socks that way from now on. It really cures that "second-sock-syndrome" problem.
Anybody else find it difficult to be creative with your foot/sock modeling poses?
Well, I tried.
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Sirius Black!
My Sirius Black socks are finished! Can you tell that they're more than just plain black socks?

I had this wonderful idea that my Sirius Black socks should be, well, black.
Unfortunately it has effectively hidden all my pattern work. I was able to get the prison numbers that run down the side of the cuff to sort of show up a tiny bit in this photo...

There's also dog toes on the top of the foot (because Sirius Black turns into a black dog in the Harry Potter books)

And dog toe pads on the bottom of the toes! I think they're cute.

This pattern came as part of my Harry Potter Covers sock club from Dharmafey's Cosmic Fibers (she's on Etsy). They were supposed to be knit up in a variegated yarn that came with the pattern, but I'll probably knit that skein up into plain socks to show the colours. We'll see. In the meantime, I'm obsessivelly knitting up my Gryffindor yarn that I received from my HSKS4 swap. Those socks are coming along nicely and might even be finished by next weekend! Look for pictures next week!
I had this wonderful idea that my Sirius Black socks should be, well, black.
Unfortunately it has effectively hidden all my pattern work. I was able to get the prison numbers that run down the side of the cuff to sort of show up a tiny bit in this photo...
There's also dog toes on the top of the foot (because Sirius Black turns into a black dog in the Harry Potter books)
And dog toe pads on the bottom of the toes! I think they're cute.
This pattern came as part of my Harry Potter Covers sock club from Dharmafey's Cosmic Fibers (she's on Etsy). They were supposed to be knit up in a variegated yarn that came with the pattern, but I'll probably knit that skein up into plain socks to show the colours. We'll see. In the meantime, I'm obsessivelly knitting up my Gryffindor yarn that I received from my HSKS4 swap. Those socks are coming along nicely and might even be finished by next weekend! Look for pictures next week!
Thursday, March 13, 2008
Monday, March 3, 2008
I can Crochet!
Yay! I finished Kaylen's Care Bear in time for her birthday next week! I hope she likes him (her?).


This was my very first Crochet project and I'm happy with the way it turned out. The clover on the tummy was supposed to be crocheted, but after my third frustrating and unsuccessful attempt, I just cut one out of felt and sewed it on! I know, I know, that's cheating, but I'm sure Kaylen won't mind.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Done, almost
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Yes, I'm still here
Okay, so it's been a while since I've posted. Sorry.
Yes, I'm alive.
What have I been working on lately? Well, I've been working like mad on a ladybug sweater for my cousin's baby due in March. It's nearly finished now. I just have to put it all together and add the buttonband and pockets. I'm also thinking of making a little hat to go with it (depending on how much yarn I have left over) 
Yes, I'm alive.
What have I been working on lately? Well, I've been working like mad on a ladybug sweater for my cousin's baby due in March. It's nearly finished now. I just have to put it all together and add the buttonband and pockets. I'm also thinking of making a little hat to go with it (depending on how much yarn I have left over)
It really looks a lot better in person than in this picture. My camera has a problem with colours.
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