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  • Sock Progress

    Just started turning the heel. Not that you can tell from this pic. Rob suggested the name Nightfire. I think it might stick.
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on September 26, 2007
  • *that* was cutting it close!

    2 socks from 1 skein of yarn.   13" left for weaving in ends. Breathing can recommence.
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on September 23, 2007
  • Socks, yet again

    Don't know why, but I've been knitting nuthin' but socks for a couple two-three weeks now.   Basic toe-up socks. Made with the Gurdy Run alpaca/wool 3 ply that I fell in love with at Vermont S&W two weekends ago. I'm using the misocrafty method of short rows that I mentioned in my last post. I really like it. ...
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on September 22, 2007
  • Cinderella Socks, done!

    The Cinderella socks are finished. I *think* they'll fit the person I had in mind but I won't know for about a month when I see her next.   The yarn is leftover from a pair of socks that I made for me. I'm not thrilled with the short rows, the same technique I've been using all along made small holes in ...
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on September 15, 2007
  • Cinderella sock

    You may recall the Rainbow socks that I completed about a month ago. I had a good-sized pile of yarn leftover, possibly even enough for another pair for me. Weighing the remains determined that I only had ~80% as much yarn as I used for the first pair. So I decided to make an appropriate sized sock to use up the yarn. My plan has ...
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on September 12, 2007
  • And none shall outpaddle our paddlin' today*

    My team placed 25th in the Dragonboat Festival last weekend. We were 24th going into the finals, the top 25 teams (out of 77) got to compete in the final round. Our poor showing in the last heat was for the most part due to timing. It occurred less than an hour after our previous heat; we hadn't had as much time to recover as the other ...
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on August 12, 2007
  • Moms know best

    We have a new camera at work. I had to get familiar with it because I need to support the staff who will be using it. So I took a few pix at lunchtime. I call this one Still Life with Lunch on Messy Desk. That empty travel mug had been full of iced chai in the morning. Mmmmm.   This one is called Sock on Box. Later in the day ...
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on August 3, 2007
  • socks!

    Last weekend I went to Falcon Ridge Folk Festival. I've been going there on and off (but mostly on) for almost 15 years. It's a weekend filled with music and dancing and camping and mud and sun and friends. I was delighted to see some old favorites like Eddie from Ohio, Wild Asparagus, Arlo Guthrie, Richard Shindell. And to discover ...
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on August 1, 2007
  • More red Project Spectrum-y goodness

    More red for Project Spectrum 2.0! I wish the photo showed the color gradations better. They're not as abrupt as they're showing up in the photo. I promise to get a better shot when the pair is complete. If I finish them this weekend, and I expect to as I'm just about to turn the second heel, I think I will get a jump on the new ...
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on July 26, 2007
  • Third time's the charm

      Process knitting is all well and good, in theory. But by the time I cast on for the third time on the same project I start to get a bit weary of the whole thing. The sock below was cast on three times. It's a smidge to wide, but I can't bear to rip and restart a fourth time. The first time I hated the toe method I was using, it ...
    Posted to Rhymes with Mango (Weblog) by margot on June 19, 2007
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