![The Irish have a phrase anamchara which means soul friend. I’d like to wish the happiest of birthdays to a soul friend.
I appreciate her support of my writing journey and how she’s always game to chat about my shifter romances.
I also love that she never seems to get enough of me and that feeling is mutual.
She sings, dances, hikes, makes balloon animals, takes brilliant photos, and writes poetry. I admire the way she parents. And yes, she can knit.
Perhaps more than anything, I treasure the laughs we’ve shared.
@marz1pan , you had me at hello! Happy Birthday!!!
[ID: rainbow sock in progress, grilled shrimp taco, strawberry lemonade, guacamole and chips.
You can spy Megan’s fingers snagging some guac in the upper left!
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Ok, I’m back from digging through my stash for two-ply yarn to use for my Chrysanthemums.
I have Madline Tosh Merino Light in Fathom and Winter Wheat (this is actually 4 ply – hmm. I guess Tosh sock yarn is 2-ply).
I have some Malabrigo sock yarn in Violeta Africana (this is 3 ply, but I love it!).
Found this Handwerks So-soft Milkweed (The color is good, but it’s 4 ply…and it is so soft because it has cashmere, so it might be fuzzy).
OR I have Dragonfly Fibers Sock Yarn in Deep Ocean (rats, this is 4 ply also)…..hmmm.
Ok. I just looked up my socks with the best stitch definition. They are out of 4-ply Shibui Knits Sock AND 4 ply Barking Dogs Achilles. So, maybe I don’t get that hung up on how many plies there are after all.
After seeing this picture on the A.D.D. knitter’s blog, I’m leaning Malabrigo.
Which color do you like?
Tags: Chrysanthemum socks, Madeline Tosh, Malabrigo
That fathom is pretty…but when I saw the deep ocean I knew THAT’S THE ONE.
Love that color.
Really all of them are great…but that deep ocean is just fab.
Deep Ocean and Fathom are my two favorites!
thanks!
@jollypeno votes purple via twitter
Ming08 votes purple via ravelry
Which did you decide?
I have not yet committed. (sheepish)