Kids Socks

Have been working on socks for Miss E who will start school this Sept, one pair done and almost finished with first sock of second pair. Smaller socks are for her brother, will by and by make a second pair for him as well. These are for Jo's grandchildren, Jo hauls my garbage to the dump twice a month or so, gets grandchildren with warm feet from the deal. The two reds are going to be exactly the same size so they could be mixed.


While at NwRSA conference they had a library dispersal sale, I didn't go up with the main crowd, waited til it was down to 2 or 3 people, likely all the good stuff would be gone, NOT. One of the books I'd been wanting for 10+ years was still there "Knitting in the Hebrides" by Alice Starmore, the Robin Hansen Mitten book is another that I'd been thinking about. K in the H was $35, Hansen book $5, third book was one of the last ones on the table by this time books left were free. Picked it up for someone local that weaves Navajo rugs.



Was supposed to go to Knitting Bee yesterday but instead tweaked my lower back, twisted the wrong way with a heavy Kleenex involved. Already today its much better. Not wanting to try and move anything heavy tho.





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  1. Love the socks. Thanks for showing us the books too. I'm researching them but trying not to buy as I'm decluttering ;-)

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  2. Like the socks. I'm sure the kids will love them too!! The books look great too. I like Alice Starmore 's Designs. She done some beautiful work. i'd like to collect all her books. Hope your back is feeling better. Take Care !

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  4. Like these knitted kids socks. They look so warm!! If you're looking for wholesale kids socks, Kiskissing would be your ideal supplier.

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  5. Thanks for sharing these cute socks, I also recommend a wholesale kids store called Riolio where you can buy wholesale kids socks.

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