Knitted Suger Aka Adult Basic Sock 1975

Baby bootee is actually adult sock size.

Pattern Three

Confused!!!

Yes me to, it seems.............. Completely confused and not just my Swinglish but actually two different pages two different patterns. Karin's pattern check confirmed my trouble.

Following the adult pattern and not the baby bootee pattern as planned;-(.

I seem to have gotten the baby boot picture and the adult sock confused.
Scroll down and see 1975 baby pic.

1975

Adult sock style

So my canary yellow and baby yarn are in fact socks for me.

Luckily living in Sweden bed socks are a necessity, well for me
a cold feet suffer.

Below is pattern three waiting for the stitch up;-)

Knit Cafe Friday

Extremely expensive but completely delightful cake.

Sarah Bernhardt

I was thinking ,Swedish Bakery........I love knit cafes not only for knitting, but I always learn something new.......

She is in fact a legendary French actress/Coffee House by George 25kr, but worth every tiny bite,as beautiful as she.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_Bernhardt

Adult socks
complete.
And actually on my feet.

My large feet.

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I highly recommend this Cedar colorway. It is unbelievably beautiful. The way the greens and hints of brown and rust blend together is so reminiscent of Autumn.

I've also been eyeing that Chocolate colorway. It looks so rich and decadent!

back to the drawing board...

It was back in August that I started the 'Owls' sweater.
Halfway through the body I set it aside, but with fall now here I recently picked it up again.

And, yesterday was the big day it would be finished! Before binding off the neckline, I tried it on one more time.

Ignoring the circular needles sticking out the neckline, the unsewn armpits, and some trailing bits of yarn, I was really happy with the fit...

...then I checked out the back...


...and I have to tell you, my back is not grossly mishappen as it would appear. There is just too much sweater between the shoulders--one too many owls it would seem...big disappointment, as I realized it will have to be ripped out and refigured.
I knew some knitters had had this problem, and I had tried the sweater on before adding the arms and it seemed all was well...
As soon as I can bear it, a-frogging I will be.