Yesterday I got to the top of my second Mary Delany sock. Today I cast it off. While technically, I am finished knitting the pair, there is a small geographical glitch.
Sock no. two hanging in the garden, clipped to a tomato cage. It looks pretty good.
One foot cozy and warm, one left out in the cold.
Sock no. 1, found under a chair in the living room of daughter’s house in Madison.
(sigh)
The fault is my own. I had pulled out the completed sock to compare to the one in progress while I was visiting our loved ones. Apparently, I failed to stuff it back into my project bag before packing up.
There’s good news on all fronts. It was found and daughter agrees to mail it to me. If the U.S. Post office fails to deliver it, I have enough yarn to knit sock no. 3.
If you have a hankering to make a pair like this, the pattern is by Kate Davies, and can be found on her Ravelry site here.
I like the pattern in the body of the sock. Hopefully the mail comes through for you.
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I always believed it was men who lost their socks! Love your beautiful knitted socks, and very pleased to learn that you will soon have a pair.
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Thanks.
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Oops! 😅 Glad it will wend its way back to you!
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Hope you enjoyed your trip to OK. It’s been a tough spring, with all the storm damage around here.
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I was thinking about you when the tornadoes hit the Claremore area.
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Thank goodness it was only left behind and not lost somewhere out in the world, those socks are too beautiful to be kept apart!
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Thank you.
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Oh no. Just when you want to admire your beautiful pair of finished socks. Soon they will be united again.
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Your new socks look great! Hopefully sock #1 will be with you soon 🙂
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