Turtle Time

Knitted gift wrap. Roughly the shape of a turtle.

Embers & Ashes

This is how the colorway goes. I'm intentionally choose a "plain Jane" ribbed sock pattern to let the YARN speak.

Ember sock (#1)

"Ember" colorway by Done Roving. Which came in this handy dispenser. Size 0 dpns. 68 sts CO (17 sts on 4 needles). 1 x 1 rib for 3" then 1" St St in prep for the short row heel á la Sox Therapist (with half knitted as combination knitting).

Lord Kitchener

Ready to graft together the toe. This is the 2nd sock, by the way. Woot.

More tatting

pretty edging by Jane Eborall for a handkerchief. Worked here in size 80 thread (DMC). Keep on tatting... There's a lot of edge to cover!

Tatting

My new acquisition!

2nd sock

Just turned the short row heel. Down the foot to the Kitchener stitch & voilà!

1st sock

This is the 1st sock. 70 sts. Top down. Size 0 dpns. Kitchener stitch over 14 sts @ toe. Short -row heel á la Sox Therapist (from Ravelry ).

Orange Crush

First sock completed. Second sock started. 2 x 2 rib over 68 sts. Size 0 dpns. Top-down.

Second Sock completed

Thanks to Sox Therapist on Ravelry for perfect heel hinges without a gap! Now, onto the next pair of socks...

Picot Hem

This is the second sock. 😀

Rainbow Socks!

Yarn hand dyed in Canada from Biscotte & Cie. This is sock #1.

Nexus 9 tablet case

And it's argyle, too!

Using Judy's Magic cast on, it was simple to start.

Made it too large on purpose, so I can full it in the washing machine, just a little. To create a thicker fabric to encase the Nexus 9 tablet for safe keeping.

Using Knit Picks palette