The amazing gusset corner-no hole! ('Cept where there's supposed to be holes.)

The awesome toe

I love this stitch pattern with this yarn. The way the light plays on it is wonderful.

This last photo is my daughter Ruth's new project. She's making a pair of fingerless mitts with a spiral rib pattern in them. She's using green Opal Crocodile sock yarn which I think is discontinued now. The advantage of having Mom's stash to dig in I suppose.

Greyback is still hanging around the yard. He's been decimating the wild Service Berry bushes, which are in full glorious bloom right now. I unloaded the pistol of a full compliment of paint balls on his rear end yesterday, and he didn't even blink. I gave up in disgust.
Have a good day.
Ooh, paint balls, eh? I guess he isn't greyback anymore! lol
ReplyDeleteWow, that is one gorgeous sock. Love the curved lines.
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