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I'm on the heel flap of sock #2. About half way through it. This sock seems to be taking so much longer than the first one did... I think I'm impatient to get on to the next skein of yarn.
I've got this skein of Neapolitan I got the same time as the Go Ireland! and lately it's been calling to me. I just can't decide if I want to make plain vanilla socks with it so the stripes show up, or find a pattern that will break the colors up like the Éire go Brách socks...MyWii Me:
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Yum! The Neapolitan looks wonderful! I can see why you are anxious to knit with it.
ReplyDeleteI love the Neopolitan yarn. Hmm...would look good as entrelac, feather and fan and if there is a multidirectional equivalent to the scarf....well, anything would look good with that yarn.
ReplyDeleteLove the Neapolitan yarn. I just noticed your Disnelyand countdown (duh!). Have a great time!
ReplyDeleteHeel flaps always seem to go slowly.
ReplyDeleteI love the Neopolitan yarn. I vote for something that makes a really plush sock leg like scoops of ice cream.
HA-HA - knitting a "plain vanilla" sock with Neapolitan yarn! Very punny! You might try Monkey socks (from knitty.com) or Jaywalkers - both do well with striping yarns.
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