I had a great time yesterday as I walked down to the shore to photograph seagulls.
The sky was incredibly blue, sun was shining and the birds were already waiting for me.
Ok, I admit, I gave them food. Many people hate seagulls, but to me they are a deear sign of home and summer.
And then to the socks.
Acid Oil Spills (Link guides to the Ravelry project page)
Pattern: Hidden Path
Size: Around 40
Yarn: Wollmeise 100 % Superwash, yarn club colour Okzident
Needles: Knit Pro 2 mm
They were a superfast project, even though the needles were tiny. I love the river at the back of the leg. The pattern is very well written. I will make many more of these.
I got an blog award from Lori, thank you! I will post about it soon.
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1 comment:
Oh, socks are wonderful, I really must learn to knit socks! You have done such a great job, really like them. I almost wish I could come over so you could teach me. We also have seagulls in Paris, on the Seine river, I took a photo of some of them walking on a frozen pond this winter. They are delightful creatures, and I love their cries when I go to the seaside, so natural in their habitat. Have a good weekend, love, L xxx
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