
So to relieve my anxiety over this sock, I did a quick-knit this week. A baby beret! Isn't it cute?


I also finished putting the blue and white crochet exchange squares together last night. It was so hot last night, too hot to have an afghan in your lap, but I just had to finish putting the border around the whole thing, even with the sweat dripping off my eyelashes. It was worth it.

2 comments:
Well, maybe that pink yarn will last. Some of my little balls have amazed me with how much I was able to knit with them.
Loved seeing the picture of your Old Shale sock. #1 looks great. You really do need a second one to go with it so you can wear them.
the old shale socks are great -it always happens that way to me too - you end up with enough to almost finish then you go buy more and use a tiny bit. - love the beret what did you use on that?
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