
I finished the leg and turned the heel at Sun Peaks.
During the drive to Calgary, I worked on hubby's Noro Kureyon sock. It hasn't seen much action because frankly, I'm bored of it. I managed to knit most of the foot on the drive. I'd say there's less than an inch to go before I start the toe decreases.

I was annoyed to find a knot in the yarn so the colour sequence makes a big jump. There should be some turquoise in the foot and there isn't. Humph. I toyed with the idea of yanking out the yarn until I got to the right spot but it's so far in that I'm afraid I would run out of yarn. So I sucked it up and kept knitting.
I spent most of my time in Golden reading a book that I wanted to finish - Secrets From the Vinyl Cafe by Stuart McLean. I nearly pee'd my pants laughing a coupla times. That man writes really funny stuff. My favourite stories are about Dave.
This is the last vacation blog post. Hope you enjoyed the stories & pictures.
4 comments:
Noro is so annoying that way!!! It seems all their yarns have knots in them!!! Or that's my experience with them anyway! Sure is a pretty sock though.
I've found lots of knots in Noro, too. Fortunately, I was knitting either scarves or hats so it's not so crucial.
I think both socks look great. I agree that the knots in Noro are SO annoying.
Cute socks, but another one who Noro drives nutty with knots too!
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