Sock yarn from Knitivity. The color is called You Nork Mets. How cool is that?
I wasted no time in winding it into a center pull ball.
The next day, I knitted it up.
Usually when I buy a skein of yarn, I buy it with a pair of socks in mind. After the socks are knitted, I have leftover yardage that I use here and there as the mood hits.
This time, I used the leftover bits first.
Little baby booties with Mets socks attached.
Pattern: Baby Moc-a-Soc from Bekah Knits, following the pattern as written. I had the Moc part already made up in Baby Ull so when I was ready to make the Soc part, it was a quick knit.
This is going to the soon-to-be newest Mets fan (aka nephew due in March).
Now....what to do with the rest of the yarn?
1 comment:
I started a pair of socks for my brother with Ray's yarn and after I almost finished the first one I decided that it was far too nice to give to my brother so I'm going to frog it and make myself a pair of fingerless gloves. Does that make me a bad sister? I'm using the arguement that he's never worn hand knit socks before and if he doesn't like them I would have used a skein of yummy yarn only to have it sit in his sock drawer forever.
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