Katherine the Great
I like to think of myself as a storyteller. Mostly I tell stories about knitting.

Finished the first Muppet sock (Vanessa antiopa Socks by Hunter Hammersen) including switching out the purled toe for a ribbed toe to match the cuff. I didn’t love the idea of a purled toe with this colorway – I do love the ribbed toe.
Muppet Sock

Then, I started the second sock. Wasn’t happy with the pooling (deja vu) – too much green all on one side. Frogged it. Started over.
Muppet Sock & book
These socks were going to be for my mom and I was worried they would be too small. They were a wee bit tight and it turns out that she’s not a huge fan of the colorway even though she did like the pattern. Luckily for me, Turtle LOVES the colors and they’ll fit her. Winning!

To see what others are working on, check out:
Tami’s Amis
Small Things (I’m reading “French Women Don’t Get Fat” for the third time. This book really motivates me to only eat things that satisfy me.)
Frontier Dreams


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10 Comments

  1. Carrie says:

    You’ve not done a sock yet I didn’t think was great. I love all the colors mixed in and swirling around!

    Fabulous again!

  2. Glad you found a loving home for the socks!

  3. But is a ribbed toe comfortable? I’m a bit princess-and-pea-like when it comes to toe comfort :) That’s a very bright colourway … perfect with jeans!

    • Katie says:

      I have some others with ribbed toes and I’ve never noticed a difference. Interesting point.

      Everything goes with jeans! I like where your head’s at.

  4. Mlissabeth says:

    I think this sock is great! You seem to make them pretty fast!

    • Katie says:

      I generally run about a sock a week if I don’t get distracted. The second sock is taking A LOT longer as I cannot seem to get the pooling to behave! may stick the yarn in the freezer.

  5. Candace says:

    love that yarn that you are using


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