The second Forest Canopy shawl is coming along:

Since I started knitting Forest Canopy, I've had my eye on Susan Lawrence's mystery sock posts. I know, I don't knit socks, but I was intrigued. Maybe it was the suspense of getting the pattern in piece by piece. Maybe it was because these socks are knit with worsted weight. I'm not really sure but Friday night I just had to cast on:



Pattern: Horcrux Socks
Yarn: 1 ball of Lion Brand Wool-Ease in Dark Rose Heather, with a smidge of Oxford Gray for the toes
Needles: Addi Turbo 12" circulars, size 6
On a frostier note, this was our deck as of noon:

2 comments:
Your socks look wonderful Mia! I hope you're as proud as you should be - gorgeous colors too!
I love the color and texture of the "Forest Canopy" as well....and the slight Kool aid scent.....mmmmmm!
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