Rushing Rivulet
No, it's not what I'm paddling. It's what I'm knitting:
Sheep #3 again, using the Rushing Rivulet riverbed sock from Cat Bordhi's New Pathways for Sock Knitters Book 1. This is a fun pattern so far. I'll see how well I still like it by the end of two socks!
SSS has been averted on the first Sheep #3 socks. Photo to come when the second sock is dry. I used Elizabeth Zimmerman's sewn bind off for second sock and I think I'm happier with the results.
Labels: Rushing Rivulet sock, Sheep #3, SSS
posted by Sandra D. @ 9:30 PM
2 Comments:
Neat pattern. I have never knit socks toe up before...but many times I wonder if I'm going to have enough yarn so that would be a good idea to knit socks that way.
What a great spring-like green.
I too like the sewn cast-off. I jsut have to remember not to pull it too tight when I do it :)
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