So today we are experiencing what the weather people have been saying will be our worst blizzard of the season, a possible second
White Juan. I see according to
Facebook a lot of people are without power already in my area. I am prepared with lots of good drinking water, bread, rolls, margarine, peanut butter, jam, and cheez whiz should we lose power and can't cook. And the dogs have dog food, and the cat has cat food. We have 100-120km/hour winds, possible 40-50cm of snow, it started here about 6am, and it's supposed to go all day til after midnight. Late afternoon/early evening we could get rain, but then it's supposed to change back to snow, thus making it very heavy and hard to shovel and snow blow. Needless to say the kids have no school, most places are shut down for the day. (I won't be going to work - we won't open. Even if we did I wouldn't be going.) The kids may get a two-day break again, I will have to check the school status in the morning. But the most important thing is that I have lots of yarn - 'tis a good day for knitting.
Next up are socks that took way too long to make as they were boring grey, so they kept taking the back seat to other, more interesting knits. Just a 3x2 rib knit with
Mary Maxim Simply Sock Yarn, Ravelry details
here.
Next up are a pair of
Mary Maxim Bounce socks, just a 2x2 ribbed cuff with a plain stockinette foot. The heels and toes are posh pink, the main colorway is calypso. Ravelry details
here.
And the final pair are just like the pair above, knit with the same yarn only they're all posh pink. Ravelry details
here.
So that's it for now. Got a pair of very pretty mock cable socks on the go now. It's my first time knitting with
Tanis Fiber Arts yarn. A few of my Knit Nite ladies love Tanis, and now I know why! It's soooo nice to knit with, and it knits up so nicely, I'm loving it!
Happy knitting!