


But, we have a foot! Yes, my Q sock is the proud owner of both turned heel and beginning of a foot. You can see my mods - the slip stitch pattern on the bottom of the foot, and the continuation of the tumbling blocks on the top. I'm thrilled with it!
I pretty much can't wait to wear these, and I couldn't wait to declare my love to the whole world.
Q, I love you.
2 comments:
Awww, your Q loves you too, apparently. It's lovely - and look at those teeeeeeny stitches!
Those tiny stitches are the reason those socks aren't done! After the initial love affair, I am a little bogged down. :(
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