Episode Twelve: Shut up and Pass the Wasabi
SockTart Episode Twelve: Shut up and Pass the Wasabi
Wrath of the Lich King started. You have to ask?
(forgot to mention that my plurkswap pal has an etsy store…she sent me some gorgeous stitch markers that I’ll talk about next time. Go! Now!)
On/Off the needles:
- Aaron’s Scarf: We made it to Ball 2 during a rah-rah industry update at werk
- Goldfinch/Nevermore: Just need to settle down & put some time in finishing this off..
- Swan Song Socks: Have to decide who these are going to be for, as I’m not sure exactly how much yardage I have to play with.
- Noro Scarves! Cast on 1st scarf well over 6 months ago & now have the urge to not only finish it off, but also start another one. Found out recently the Harlot’s been on a Striped Scarf kick as well. Must be something in the air…
- Noro Striped Socks - I cast ‘em on, but I’m not married to ‘em. May need a do-over
Talkin’ bout: Holiday Knitting
Who should you knit for?
What kind of things I knit for holiday gifts
When should I get started & plan on finishing?
Where should I knit my goodies? Will people catch on?
Why should I knit for the Holidays?
How should I present my finished gifts?
New Socks on the Block
We find & comment on a small handful of recently released/published sock patterns on Ravelry.
Please look ‘em up on Ravelry for links!
Fair Isle Socks by Dana Berman: two-colour contrast geometric pattern. Very pretty!
Christmas Socks by Anne Abrahamsen: Plain white socks with fair-isle christmas ornaments hanging from a branch. Cute!
Bouton D’or Socks by Nicole Masson: Very pretty cable pattern that really does look like rows of golden buttons.
Noro Stripey Socks by Faith AD: Folks have been doing variations on the Noro Striped Sock for awhile. Someone finally wrote down the pattern. The fates are trying to tell us something here…
Credits:
- Intro clip from “8 BIT Junkie” by George Wood
- Outro clip: No Outro this week.













