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Monday, March 10, 2008
Sock #2
I did this one last night watching television and I'm surprised at how quickly it went. I had navy thread on a needle from a binding that I finished the night before, so that's what I used.
4 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Ruthie another great sock!!!! Guess you are moving right along on these. Your work is wonderful!
100% Cotton Prewashed fabric brushed cotton acceptable, please no heavy flannel. Backgrounds are to be cream/beige of a primitive look... No white on white or white on cream, avoid "painted" fabrics... Socks to be homespun, country, primitive types (plaids, stripes, checks and graphics) NO NOVELTIES - NO BRIGHTS. Blocks maybe hand or machine appliques. If using fusables, please window pane the fusable. All methods should remove sock fabric behind toes and cuffs. Do not trim blocks One "set" of blocks = 2 small blocks and 1 large sock block. All blocks should be in the same direction as the book. Please use your book for reference. Do not sign your blocks! Debbie S. has offered to help me make a label that will include all swappers signatures. Please include a note with your signature and city/state or what ever you would like on the label. DUE DATE: August 25th with a pre paid postage envelope.
4 comments:
Ruthie another great sock!!!! Guess you are moving right along on these. Your work is wonderful!
I love the navy sock! Did you cut it on the diagonal or was it a diagonal plaid?
I love working with the homespun fabric, it handles nicely.
Jayne
I had a dream last nite that your socks were going the wrong way! Looking good Ruthie!
I cut the navy one on the diagonal of the fabric. Next up is the argyle fabric and it is printed on the diagonal.
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