Now That I have the camera and the software sorted Rob will be taking pictures of the finished Baby tomorrow.
Stay Tune Cheers Lynne
Jones Hand
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Caterpillar Sock 1 Finished
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Bremer and Bruckmann
Toy Sewing Machine c1900 Made in Germany
Jones Model A
Only the head Hopefully the rest will come
About Me
- PatchworkRose
- Adelaide City of Wine and Roses, South Australia, Australia
- Rob,Lynne and 2 sons share their lives with about 100 Treadles, Handcranks, Miniatures and Toy sewing Machines. Rob happily spends his spare time collecting and restoring his machines and those of other people. Most of our machines sew and it is all about giving these Grand Old Ladies back a life. Lynne is an avid quilter and is seriously into collecting Reproduction fabric, Patchwork and quilting.
4 comments:
Congrats on knitting a sock from the toe up. I have only made them from the cuff down - so far. You mentioned you might be a convert to this method. Why do you like this new to you method? Cute sock!
Hi Marilyn
I like it because i find it easier to join the circle at the toe. I use the crochet cast on and my sock just seemed togo together so much quicker. There is also no picking up of stitches at the heel. Little things that you put off doing and delaying the finish.
Instructions for sock from the toe up
http://wendyjohnson.net/blog/sockpattern.htm
Sunrise socks (Catepiller) Scroll down and you will see the picture and the PDF format for the pattern
http://wendyknits.net/archives/3756
This is the most amazing blog and one to save and have a look at when you have spare moments.
Give it a go and you will see what I mean :-)
Cheers
Lynne
how lovely and warm those socks look
The sock is great. I love the colors in the yarn you used. What kind of camera is your new one? The pictures look wonderful.
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