They have been encouraged to grow, protected from dangerous yarn eating animals, nurtured along their way to being all grown up. 
Now it is time for them to go to work and do their job.
Then I decided I needed to make a "Toe-up" tiny little sock. I just wish I had had enough yarn left from my socks to make it with.
The socks turned out great!
ReplyDeleteooooh, shiny! Love the sockies. Izzat Sadie or..um..the other one? Pardon me...having a senior moment to go with my red-wine-induced hot flash
ReplyDeleteYour bassetts eat yarn? Mine won't touch the stuff - unless it's felted into something for me.
ReplyDeleteI love the socks - too pretty! g
Cute puppy but I can imagine that it would not be fun to lose projects to your pup. :)
ReplyDeleteNO, her bassettS don't eat yarn. SADIE will, Simon won't. I have watched Sadie unsnap the lid of a plastic tub and unzip the zipper of a knitting bag to get to yarn. Weird, as well as talented, dog.
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