Scraps! What Scraps?
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| December 2019 |
This year, I was able to knit seven (7) Sockhead Cowls from the small balls of scrap sock yarn. Vera, thank you for telling me about this wonderful pattern.
This year, I was able to knit seven (7) Sockhead Cowls from the small balls of scrap sock yarn. Vera, thank you for telling me about this wonderful pattern.
Congratulations!! Didn't it turn out pretty too.
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! I am impressed. Congratulations. Yours all turned out so nice and I'm sure they will be (or are) appreciated. Nicely done Nancy!
ReplyDeleteNow that is saying something! WOW!! You go girl!!!!
ReplyDeleteNow this has been an incredible accomplishment! My sock yarn scrap basket is still very full after 2 sock blankets, numerous newborn hats and mittens! (Maybe I need to stop buying new sock yarn? No way! lol)
ReplyDeleteWow.....I am so impressed! I am going to have to rent a storage unit if I don't figure out what to do with all these scraps I have piling up in the stash. Lol...
ReplyDeleteWow! That is a serious accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great accomplishment Nancy and that cowl is so pretty with the pops of color. I'm trying to figure out a way to get MORE small balls of sock yarn because I would like to make a big cozy memories blanket and I don't knit enough socks to collect the different colors I need. To buy mini's is so expensive.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, I'm so happy you reached your goal my friend.
Blessings,
Betsy
You must be so pleased, turning your little itty bits into so many cozy items.
ReplyDeleteNancy, between you knitting and all of your quilting, you accomplish so much. And so much for others!
ReplyDeleteGood for you! I really need to do something with all my scraps.
ReplyDeleteYeah!! You did it and before the end of the year!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed with all of your knitting progress. The cowl looks pretty and will be nice and warm. Great finish for the end of the year.
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