It is Yarn Along Wednesday and time to link in with Ginny at Small Things and post something about reading and making.
I have returned from my holiday with my son and our friends from BarwonHeads. I took a stack of library books for the children and myself and some DPN needles and finally mastered “turning a heel” with the help of this excellent book. ” Sock Yarn. One-Skien Wonders” Edited by Judith Durant from this library.I was inspired to try knitting socks again by Ginny’s post a few weeks ago and I apologise for my post looking a bit “copy cat”but as Charles Caleb Colton made famous “imitation is the greatest form of flattery” and I am so pleased to have finally mastered heel turning. I am not satisfied though as is the human condition, I now desperately want to master the art of picking up short row loops without leaving a gap. Seriously! 
socks would be great they wear for so long unless of course my poodle puppy gets to them….Sarah Millgrove
Socks and puppies. LOL!!! Perhaps we should knit them socks to play with rather than toys?
Yes but they only like smelly socks, not nice clean ones like yours!
LOL. I believe you are right!!!
I don’t knit but I enjoy your blog and remember to come visit when I see your comments at our mutual friends blog. I recently finished a HUGE queen sized quilt covered in pieced autumn leavees. So glad that is done!
Thank you so much for commenting. I have never quilted but I adore them and the whole concept of having such a work of love and art on the wall, chair or bed.
These mini socks are too. sweet. for. words. You are an extremely clever person, gentlestitches lady.
Thank you so much. I personally love seeing sweet little socks on sweet little feet and I plan to make a lot of them to sell at the Autumn Fair.