Anyway I was lucky enough to receive a lovely needle case and some other goodies from Tuula. I suspect she might have noticed my sock knitting habit given that she included some very pretty yarn.

Speaking of knitting, I've been keeping my needles busy since my last post. First up, I finished a cotton top - Tomato by Wendy Bernard (Ravelry link)

And then there were some more socks.
Plain stockinette socks in Regia yarn

Some Hedera socks in Yarn yard sock yarn (Ravelry link to pattern)

I must confess that I was so glad when I finished the Hedera socks. I love the way they look but I found them a bit tedious to knit by the end. The pattern reminds me of the lacy white socks I used to wear when I was a little girl.
That makes 5 finished pairs of socks for July which is pretty cool and certainly means I'm going to have plenty more socks to wear.
7 comments:
What a great exchange!
Nice exchange! Love the socks and the top too.
Lovely exchange, all the knitting looks great
Hello Paula! I´m so glad that you like the needlebook and the yarn. Yes, you are so right. I have been reading your blog and noticed that you also like to knit. Happy stitching and knitting, hugs from Finland.
You've got some lovely exchange gifts there.
Your Tomato looks much better than mine (which is now just a pile of yarn) did. I'm thinking about Hedera, but I've got some lacy socks on the go at the moment.
Those socks and shirt look great!! Tuula sent you a lovely piece as well.
What a lovely socks you made! Sigh, wish I could make socks ... :)
Greetings, Carolien
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