
The pattern is Pat's Almost Serious Socks, which I got from Patternworks some time ago. It was free with a yarn purchase, and the original pair was my very first pair of socks. It has an easy lace pattern, and was meant to be done in a cotton yarn with gold and silver carrying thread for the heels and toes.


I also did gauge swatches for the Bendigo Cabled Cardigan, and started it as well. Here's my progress on one side of the front, so far.

I like this pattern very much. It doesn't come with a chart, so I made my own after doing one full repeat with the written instructions. After that, and making the chart, it's almost memorized anyway. It's not a really complicated pattern, but interesting enough to make for good knitting, and I really like the color and the yarn itself.
I also have photos of the Fake-A-Gamo bag that is all knitted, and now just needs to be assembled. I haven't quite found the right lining for it, which is going to be important, as it will show through the fairly large holes in the pattern.

And here's a close up of the stitch pattern.

Hope you've all had a great holiday season, and a little down time to spend with family and friends. It's been very nice here, but today we are suddenly buried under snow, which makes a few last visits very difficult, if not impossible.
3 comments:
How nice you followed through on those socks....what a treat to have them on your feet now, right?
Lovely blog; good work.
Wow! It is going to be a beutiful cardigan. I can't wait. I really like you fake-a-gamo bag. Sadly mine doesn't look as good as yours, but I am happy that someone was able to make the pattern work.
Sanjaa
Liana, your knitting is always spectacular!
Happy New Year and I hope it brings lots of good things for you!
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