But they are finished. They are of thisYarn hot pour dyed ala Salvation Army turkey roaster, using Chestnut and Sapphire. If they look a little sloppy, those are my feet and too small for the sock. (not by much unfortunately). And because of the great yardage in the Yarn, there will definitely be enough for a pair for me. They so go with jeans.
Friday, February 16, 2007
The Adored One meets Middle Earth
Okay, so maybe he hasn't actually met these socks yet, I still have to mail them. 
But they are finished. They are of thisYarn hot pour dyed ala Salvation Army turkey roaster, using Chestnut and Sapphire. If they look a little sloppy, those are my feet and too small for the sock. (not by much unfortunately). And because of the great yardage in the Yarn, there will definitely be enough for a pair for me. They so go with jeans.
But they are finished. They are of thisYarn hot pour dyed ala Salvation Army turkey roaster, using Chestnut and Sapphire. If they look a little sloppy, those are my feet and too small for the sock. (not by much unfortunately). And because of the great yardage in the Yarn, there will definitely be enough for a pair for me. They so go with jeans.
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3 comments:
Love the socks. The yarn choice is great. I'm sure he'll love them. There's nothing like knit socks to make an Adored One feel adored!
Great dying job on the socks. I've been thinking about trying out their yarn and attempting some dying. Your results are so good that I just might give it a try.
Lovely yarn! Love the dye job.
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