I have no idea how to follow up that last post. The response was so awesome and you guys had me in tears laughing. I cannot tell you how often I giggled while knitting the sock just thinking about that post. So, I'll go with the basics. The pattern is an adaptation of Widdershins in the Summer 2006 Knitty. Basically, I just skipped the leg part and went straight into the cuff. The yarn used was Knitpicks Parade knit up on size 3 DPNs. That sounded like I knew what I was talking about, huh.
And since I am dying at work, I will simply distract you with an overload of cuteness. I leave you with Tinker and Alex napping.
13 comments:
Dyeing at work? How cool!
What are you dyeing? What will it be? When do we get to see?
/runs
OMG that picture is so cute I nearly slipped into a diabetic coma.
Dogs rock, but there is something extra adorable about kitty noses.
You should submit that picture to Cute Overload.
Of course an even better follow-up post might've been a finished second sock ;)
aaaawwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Ohhhh, it looks like Tinker is settling in just fine! So cute.
ARgh!! The cuteness, it burns!!! JK, very sweet photo!
they are so cute, adorable - I wish I wasn't so allergic :-(
AWWW!!!! Perfect little family photo! Isn't it amazing how your "found" (no longer"lost"!) pet fits right in? Cutecutecute!
Oh, look, they like each other! How adorable! :)
Hi Tinker!!! Hi Alex!! What a good boy you are!!
Hee hee - I lurve it when different species cuddle. It's just so dern precious!
Hope work calms the F down soon for you. You've got better things to do... like drink wine coolers and stalk knitters and craft and... (well, you probably know better than I what all you'd rather be doing. I just hope you get time to do it.)
Aaawww Nap...hmm
Aw! *heart melting* Damn. now I want a kitten. Or a puppy.
I'll have to settle for a huggable skein.
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