9/23/14

nesting






 These lovelies are done
knit with
 
  a joy to knit
 might be my favorite sock pattern so far, light and lacey
 easy to knit and they fit very comfortably
 
 I am nesting
maybe the change of season?
Turning my outdoor projects to the indoors.
 
 Getting inspired by this lovely book
by
Myquillyn Smith
 
What are you knitting and reading?
 
Joining Ginny today.
 
 

16 comments :

  1. I am nesting too, always happens this time of year as we get ready to do a little hibernating for the winter :) I like the sounds of your book, will have to check the library for it. And I LOVE the socks!

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  2. I have been nesting too. While I know it's not going to last, at least for a few days my highs are only in the mid 70's, and right now it is 67 degrees! Can you hear my happy squeal all the way over there?
    Your socks are so pretty Camilla, I need to finish mine.

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  3. pretty socks! what a lovely pattern and color combination!

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  4. Such beauty in a single feather. The contrast of the stark white feather against your gorgeous blue socks is divine--absolutely adore that first photograph. I am intrigued by the amazon description of this book, sounds like a good read. I often lament the fact that my "decorating" is never what I think it should be due to the many humans in my home, but perhaps I need to rethink my definition of "decorating."

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  5. lacy socks!! that's super pretty! and that blue is mesmerizing!!

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  6. Your socks are beautiful, as if the colour and the pattern were made for each other!
    x

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  7. Ahahah, I just used nesting in my blog post as well.. And therefore totally needs that book! I love the socks

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  8. Love the socks (must start knitting socks) and the book looks great. Thanks for sharing! Thinking of you C. ~xo

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  9. Lovely socks! Beautiful yarn along with a beautiful pattern. I believe it's the change in seasons that gives the urge to nest a bit. I am feeling it a bit myself.

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  10. Those socks look amazing! I have no clue about knitting but I do feel that nesting urge to do all things Autumn!

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  11. Great pair of socks - love the pattern and the colour of the yarn!
    Caz xx

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  12. I'm coming for a visit and I'll nest with you. I'll bring my knitting and we'll have a long chat :) your socks are gorgeous!!

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  13. i really like that sock pattern (although I think you were making some dragon scale socks the other day which I had to start, too. Toe up? a challenge for me.....I'm usually a cuff down girl)......
    the book....so wabi sabi! I love it, too!

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  14. Beautiful socks. So pretty. And that book sounds interesting- I'm off to have a nosy at her blog. Happy nesting :)

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  15. It is on my bucket list to knit socks. Though first I need to learn to knit. I crochet currently. That book sounds very interesting. I am feeling the nesting bug. We are expecting our first, and today I walked around the house and mentally moved furniture. I will leave the heavy lifting for my husband! ;)

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  16. Such inspiration to be found here today, Camilla! Love your socks, so pretty - and that yarn, well, lets just say I am rather impatiently waiting for your shop to open... ;) Curious to know what kind of all white feather that is? So big and all white! Thanks too for sharing your book, I love nesting season. xo

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