So I couldn’t help but notice in the comments yesterday that some of the knitting knatives are getting a bit restless over my lack of knitting. I’m not sure that my most active project is going to appease anyone… Behold, the boring sock.
Pretty impressive for, um, five or six weeks of work, eh? 😉
“That’s it?! I have to admit, I was hoping for something a little better than Meilenweit Cotton, Mom.” -Mayhem
!! 😀 That DOES make me happy! (Even May looks a bit stunned.)
The book looks really great! I love the pics with the kitty in it. Beautiful. I am a dog person myself.
May is such a curious babygirl.
You must have put all your efforts into the black cardigan then, right? RiGHt?
She kinda looks like she got caught getting ready to floss with sock yarn 🙂
Mayhem, it might be time for you to shake things up a bit.
it’s a sock! i knew it. woo!
May- Chris will do a sparkly red sock next- in tribute to your favorite mousie.
Um, yeah, that is pretty impressive. I’d have like, four stitches knit after five or six weeks. 😉
Very impressive – you have turned the heel!
What, you knit?!
Who knew? ;o)
May has such great eyes.
Cotton? meh. no wonder. ( =D)
Yay- knitting! I have some pretty random & boring things on the needles right now too.. its a lot of stockinette- which doesn’t make for interesting blogging.
Sock knitting has been slow here too. Now that I think of it, so has my blogging.
Hell, impressive… I am in total awe… Could it be because I do not know a thing about knitting… expect that your kittens love the yarn!!!
Teyani is right…. (boosting May’s ego a bit) Has some gorgeous eyes!! And I wonderful if her evil thoughts are of unraveling the sock!! LOL!
But it’s such a beautiful boring sock!
Yay! Knitting!
Nothing wrong with the sock knitting. Even slow knitting can eventually be done knitting. I have at least a few pairs of socks that are at the heel stage (and one sock that is waiting for me to graft the toe, and has been waiting for me to graft the toe for well over a year now).
May seems puzzled that there are no stripes.
Well, glad as I am to see it, I never complained about the lack of knitting!
Well, the yarn is a lovely blue, and it matches the project bag quite nicely. But I, like May, have not been all that pleased with the cotton blend sock yarns. Although I don’t test them by chewing…
knitting is knitting and at least you’ve been doing a little bit! ;o)
HA! What Marina said!!!!! But the knitting matches your bad AND May’s eyes!
Better then my fuutre next 10 years of knitting pictures, the bedspread at 6 inches, 7 inches, 10 inches, 40 inches, etc…..all in cream. All the same thing over and over again. Jeesh I’m boring myself.
Good thing I have a black dog and a grey dog to help with the pictures, like your Chaos and May do.
I think it’s lovely. And it sure is not boring sock to a non-knitter who has holes in all her socks. Well, I can darn and sew. That’s why I keep the socks with holes. To someday darn.
When are you going to start knitting yourself some boating wear? 😉
P.S. Picked up “Lover Avenged” at the library today! I’ll have to wait until I’m finished with “Drood” though. That book is bible-sized and I have to have it done by Saturday. Oy.
Ooooh socks!
I ony knit afghans.
nothing wrong with vanilla socks. I like vanilla!
I would say something but my knitting is just as slow and boring.
no strips, May must be sad.
Knitting! Hooray! May! Hooray!