
Two down...one more to go! I rather like the look of Drew's stocking --all green and white except for the red toe and heel. My stocking will be the opposite --all red and white with a green toe and heal.
A lot of people seem interested in what the inside, or wrongside, of this sort of colorwork looks like, so here's a picture:

You can really see how thick these are. They would keep feet nice and toasty even on the coldest of nights.
Here's a look at my stocking, which is on my needles right now.

That metal thing around my finger is a Norwegian knitting thimble. I decided to try it out to see if it helped keep the two colors separated, since I prefer to hold the two strands in the same hand, rather than one in each hand. I haven't quite gotten used to it yet, so the jury's still out. It does keep the colors in order, but I find it a bit awkward, and I have to wrap something inside it so that it doesn't slide around (or off) my finger constantly. I'm not so sure I'll continue to use it or not, but I can see it's potential as a handy little do-dad.
1 comment:
Those are gorgeous! So cozy and traditional looking.
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