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Watermelon ankle (Cankle?) socks! I can't wait for fall to wear these!

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Kelly said…
You don't have to wait for fall -- just crank up the A/C and wear em now! That's what I was doing last summer when I knitted a pair of socks each month for the whole year!
Unknown said…
What a great pair of socks, love them.
Get ready tomorrow will beat Banks Lake.
Julie said…
love that sock yarn, that is so clever! your sock looks great already.
Carmel said…
@Kelly: traditionally houses in the NW don't have air conditioning because it never gets that hot for that long here in the summer.
@Lynn: So excited for Banks, but equally excited for the Hydro races tomorrow...
@Julie: I have been seeing this yarn around ravelry and just fell in love with it however it corresponded with the time I fell out of love with sock knitting...the fact that I knit short socks makes it easier...
Unknown said…
My kiddoes are going to Sun Lakes the week after labor Day with a repeat group. My son misses Banks but there are no accomidations that fit all the aspects of the group. Boats tents cabins pool golf and dogs. I was thinking of Banks last week and how much we miss it.
That sock yarn is marvelous, love love the way they turned out.
Carmel said…
banks resort has tent sites, dog friendly, small cabins, and moorage for boats...as for golf I'm not sure but 4 out 5 isn't bad right?
Unknown said…
I guess they have had these reservations for years where they are going, I think there is soething like 30-50 people.
Me I still like Banks best. if we ever decide to go again i will contact you to see who has cabins that allow dogs. Got to have our "special babies' along with our regular ones.

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