Because I know there will be waiting room knitting in the near future, I went ahead and cast on for
Array. A slip stitch cowl that I blogged about here.
Bonhoeffer has been on my list to attempt for a while. I thought I might not be ready for something so heavy, but from the beginning I have loved it. You will be seeing that picture for weeks!
* as of this afternoon, baby Luke ( per sono) is apprx. 8.8 lbs. All is well, but the Dr. has tentatively scheduled an induction for Friday. My daughter really doesn't want the induction. She is looking at this like "washing your car and then it rains." If it is scheduled then he will come!*
Thanks Ginny as always for the opportunity to see what others are knitting!
what a great waiting room project!!! beautiful, practical, mindless!! (?!) the socks are looking great! hopefully next post will have baby pictures!
ReplyDeleteInduction scheduled for Saturday at 6am!
DeleteYour socks look great! I'm sure it will be cool enough to wear them soon. I brought one of my pairs of hand knit socks with me today. I was afraid my feet would get too cold!
ReplyDeleteLove that you can already wear them!
Deletelovely projects and I hope the baby makes an appearance soon without induction but how exciting that it's very close to meeting the world :) love the socks.
ReplyDeleteSaturday for sure!
Deletebeautiful socks! wow - I hope the baby comes soon! :) we want baby pictures! :)
ReplyDeleteI will be posting many!
DeleteBeautiful sock pattern and your colour choice. Good luck with the baby, he's a lovely healthy weight. Debx
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteGorgeous socks! Wishing you luck with the baby x
ReplyDeleteBless you!
DeleteLove the socks, and I hope you get to wear them soon. I am still waiting on cooler weather here in SC too and I am more than ready.
ReplyDeleteI love how your daughter thinks and hope everything goes smoothly.
Please post baby pictures when you can. I miss having a little one
around.
It just needs to cool off here! Rain due Friday and then the 80's over the weekend.
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