I finished the Horcrux socks, and I really like the way they turned out.

Pattern: Horcrux socks in fingering weight
Modifications: I changed the heel, foot and toe.
Yarn: Trekking XXL
Remember the Schaefer I bought a while back? I dug it out of the stash and started Pomatomus socks. My yarn doesn't look so much like the actual fish, but it does make me think of a small, bright, tropical fish.

I'm really glad I started the Sunday travel section; it helps me post at least once a week and avoid the disappearances like happened last month. This Sunday, for no particular reason (besides that I was going through my pictures and found one I liked), we travel to Boston. I went to school there (technically Cambridge, but close enough), so I'm rather fond of the place, if not so much the weather. The picture was taken from Boston Harbor.

2 comments:
Not that I have travelled in the US extensively, but Boston is a great town. And Cambridge is very studenty/funky. A great place.
Love the socks.
I like the socks, and I love Boston. It's a great place to knit, which there is plenty of time for while waiting in line to eat at Legal Seafoods on a Friday night if you don't have reservations. But the clam chowder is worth it.
I love the blues in the Schaefer.
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