I Can’t Believe It’s Snowing Again

This the third day in a row with some snow and it’s not melting. Last night’s snow was light and fine, but wet enough to stick to anything. Any everything was cold enough to hold on to it.

the view of out back; the snow, though fine, was wet enough and everything else cold enough for the snow to stick everywhere

Knitting Content

The finished Tunisian rib socks

socks knit in Lorna's Laces Shepherd Sock Flames; the calf and ankle are a Tunisian rib; the Dutch heel in stockinette; round toe

Yarn
Lorna’s Laces Shepherd Sock in Flames (#146)
Needles
Crystal Palace Bamboo 2.25mm dpn’s (US #1)
Pattern
my own, for better or worse; Dutch heel and round toe (modified) from Nancy Bush’s Knitting Vintage Socks; Tunisian rib from Barbara Walker’s A Treasury of Knitting Patterns, p.159.

This is the first time I’ve used a Dutch heel in stockinette. It seems too wide and too long. In case you are wondering about the proportions, these are for my sister, who has short feet and high arches. We’ll see how these do.

close-up of Tunisian ribDetail of the Tunisian rib, which has become my favorite rib stitch.

History

Going through the old photos I never posted I found this from April 2007.

lace knitting scarf in elsebeth lavold Silky Wool

Yarn
elsebeth lavold Silky Wool, color 15 Pumpkin
Needles
Addi Turbo 3.50mm, 40cm circ; Inox straights in the same size
Pattern
my own, again, using two lace patterns from Barbara Walker’s second Treasury and a variant of my own.

Still snowing.

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