Sunday, March 04, 2007

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    We have learned beter than that, and know it more;
    for it is waking that understands sleep
    and not sleep that understands waking.
    - C.S. Lewis

    They are finished. My February UFO. My ode to New England. My 102nd pair of socks. The reason I ever bought the book Knitting on the Road. (It was the first knitting pattern book I ever bought, and I bought it "for inspiration" at a time I could barely purl.)The lovely photos and full details, however, were hijacked by my post-call "nap." Notice the pajamas? Yeah, I thought so. I'm off to throw these in a lavendar bath, so I can show you lovely photos later this week.

    How is it that I am this tired when I spend all my off time sleeping?

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    17 Comments:

    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    the rate at which you can pump out the socks boggles my mind!

    3/04/2007 6:21 PM  
    Blogger knitzalot said...

    Probably because you spend all of your wake time working like a dog.

    3/04/2007 6:38 PM  
    Blogger Jenn said...

    I remember getting that book a few months after I started knitting and being completely overwhelmed by it. It is nice to use things like that as a measure of our "growth" as a knitter! :)

    3/04/2007 6:43 PM  
    Blogger Jessica said...

    Beautiful socks. That was my favorite pair to knit in the book next to Whidbey.

    3/04/2007 6:55 PM  
    Blogger Leah said...

    They are indeed lovely! I bought that book to knit Conwy. It's only as I have seen other patterns rendered so beautifully that I have fully come to appreciate it.

    3/04/2007 7:22 PM  
    Blogger silverarrowknits said...

    Isn't it a great feeling to come full circle? You went to admiring knitting patterns to knitting the patterns!

    3/04/2007 7:45 PM  
    Blogger Rebecca said...

    Did you keep track from the very beginning or did you decide one day it was time to count them all up? 102! They must all look brand new since they only get washed every three months or so.

    Great job, Theresa!

    3/04/2007 9:17 PM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Very nice. 102, really? Wow!!

    3/04/2007 9:35 PM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Wow! 102. Do they all look as great as those?

    Kind of makes me wish i had kepts count of my sock total.

    (it's Emily, blogger isn't letting my put in my name!

    3/05/2007 5:23 AM  
    Blogger Anneliese Kelly said...

    hee hee

    3/05/2007 6:04 AM  
    Blogger Tracy Batchelder said...

    Congrats on getting them finished. They look great!

    3/05/2007 6:54 AM  
    Blogger margene said...

    Lovely socks!!!

    3/05/2007 8:30 AM  
    Blogger Ramona said...

    Beautiful socks! I love the idea of a lavender bath for your knits.

    3/05/2007 10:09 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    Fantastic socks! I purchased pretty much all of Nancy Bush's books before I could do anything with knitting needles.

    3/05/2007 10:39 AM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    BEAUTIFUL! My favorite sock in the book! (though it is hard to pick a favorite)

    3/05/2007 11:31 AM  
    Blogger Janelle said...

    Those look great! And so comfortable, especially paired with a nice set of PJs!

    3/05/2007 2:17 PM  
    Anonymous Anonymous said...

    They are just gorgeous socks! I love the sheen on the yarn you chose as well.

    3/05/2007 3:21 PM  

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