Log Cabin-ing
There is hardly a pioneer's hut which does not contain a few odd volumes of Shakespeare. I remember reading the feudal drama of Henry V for the first time in a log cabin.
-Alexis de Tocqueville
-Alexis de Tocqueville
Log Cabin SocksPattern: from Handknit Holidays
Yarn: Tahki Dakota for the grey, and worsted weight wool from McAusland's Woolen Mill on PEI for the green/blue pair
Needles: US6 dpns for the grey, US5 for the green/blue
Notes: Great, easy pattern. Makes thick slipper socks, nothing that would fit in shoes.
Best Thing About This Project: And that about concludes my Christmas knitting.
Any updates from the peanut gallery?
posted by Theresa at 2:44 PM/Permalink
4 Comments:
I'm very jealous of your nearly finished xmas knitting! I've had yarn for that pattern for nearly two years now - and it's cold here now. As soon as the xmas knitting is finished, hubbo and I are each getting a pair.
Man! You knit wicked fast! I wish I could finish as quickly as you do. I am almost finished with your socks! YEY! :0)
There's nothing better than a thick pair of socks for wearing around the house. Nice pattern!
Love the pattern and the colors. Isn't that the greatest book?
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