
This afternoon I dropped in to visit my sister and to hand over the socks I made for her. She was a bit confused about how to wear them. But she's a clever girl and I'm confident she'll figure it out by the time the weather is next cool enough to wear wool socks.


Fortunately, our other sister did a better job of modelling one of the socks earlier this week.

It's Opal Prisma, from the Bead and Opal Wool Queen. And the circus stripes really suit this girl.
4 comments:
The perennial sock-modelling problem! Both of them did a fine job - the socks look great. :)
Those look like my first pair of socks, only mine were blue and now my daughter Kate wears them. Hard to believe that was just a year ago. I love the self striping yarn. Lucky sisters!
Oh they're finished! I love them. They are really great colours and beautifully modelled.
They look great! Even as hand warmers!!
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