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Friday, January 26, 2024Spending the week out in Lake Tahoe and it's been very very relaxing!
I started this pair of socks the day before we left and finished them up 2 days later. Such a rewarding knit! I'm not a huge sock knitter. I just don't find them fun to make and when I put on a shoe while wearing them, I can feel every stitch on the bottom of my foot! (Although, I have never tried cashmere!)
When I saw this pattern I thought a home sock is something I can get behind! And these totally fit the bill. I dug through my stash and found some Quince & Co from an earlier project. I grabbed my needles and cast on. They were not only fun to knit but they are fun to wear. They are super cozy!
Patttern: Sunday Socks by Petite Knit
Patttern: Sunday Socks by Petite Knit
Yarn: Quince & Co Owl
Needle: US 6/4.0mm
Size: I made the 6.5"-7.5" and wear a size 8 shoe.
My favorite Tahoe winter activity! (Instead of skiing!) Water temp 40º Land 41º.
I made my 2024 calendar right before we left.
I choose a knit from the month the previous year and use it for this years month photo. It reminds me of past time and knits and what I was working on during that month last year. This is my 4th or 5th year doing this and it brings me such joy!
Happy weekend, friends!
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Those socks do look cozy! I like a little cashmere in my socks, though they don't hold up as well as the all-wool ones. But sometimes I want to pamper my feet.
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Ha! I need to make some cashmere socks! Who cares if they don't hold up well... we can always make more! 🤩😍💜
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