Flowing, aqueous cables travel the length of the Bay of Quinte Socks. Delighting the eye and challenging the knitter, they create movement that mimics the melting snow as it makes its way to the bay. Fun to wear and fun to knit in any color!
The Bay of Quinte Socks have the Fleegle heel and are worked using the Magic Loop method from the toe up.
Flowing, aqueous cables travel the length of the Bay of Quinte Socks. Delighting the eye and challenging the knitter, they create movement that mimics…
SOCKTOBER! Bay of Quinte Socks
Hear that crunching underfoot? Feel that snap in the air? It’s Socktober, the perfect time to cast on something toasty…
Brrrr! Good morning! It’s a little damp and chilly here in South Louisiana this morning, so I thought it might be a good idea…
If you know me, you’ve probably heard me say “Oh, socks! Yeah. I’ve always got a pair on the needles”. I wonder if there’s…
I know that I should be doing all sorts of other things – baking, shopping, working – but all I really want to do…
Good morning, knitters! It’s starting to feel a bit “forty-days-and-forty-nights” around here after a few rainy days, but it’s really nice to have another…
Good morning, knitters! It is sooooo good to be back! Though I had a wonderful time in Costa Rica – sun, sand, ocean waters…
I guess it was a little more than two years ago that I dragged Carl and Teddy up our County Road to a little…
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What a great morning! After my work out, I jumped online with the idea of reading the top ten knitting blogs today. A google…
Last year, just in time for our Wine & Wool in the County knitting retreat, I finished a little hat I was working on….
