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Monkey socks!!!
I'm fighting with a doll I'm making - she doesn't like any of the clothes I've made. She might just end up naked at this rate and that wouldn't be pretty. Meanwhile I did finish these off this morning. They are from the popular Monkey Socks pattern from Cookie A. - which is a free Ravelry download. I'm going to make another pair but using someone's modified pattern. This was a super easy pattern and don't they look great!!!!
The socks look great. I like that style of pattern, I will look out for it at Ravelry.
I'm looking forward to see your doll! I just started doll making and are in awe of all your beautiful creations!
Gorgeous socks! But I don't see why they named the pattern Monkey Socks. :-)
Posted by: Lemon Tree Tami at September 30, 2010 8:09 PMGORGEOUS design! I wish I still had the patience for knitting but I got lazy after I learned to crochet almost 40 years ago & have rarely picked up knitting needles since. You, however, are an AWESOME knitter, Jude! LOVE THE SOCKS!
Posted by: Kai at October 1, 2010 10:43 AMthey look wonderful... and don't look very easy to me....
hey Judi...do you know if blogger has something new or photos just not uploading today? I don't even get the page that says to browse my computer ...it is something totally different from what I saw a week or two ago...
Posted by: BumbleVee at October 1, 2010 11:44 AMBeautiful socks! Isn't it funny how it goes when something you really want to finish stumps you! Diversions are everywhere...... LOL!
Posted by: Sue McFadden at October 13, 2010 3:47 PM
Make your own version of Judi's dolls.
Many patterns available!
