This is my first attempt at 2-at-a-time socks, I don't think I like it. I prefer double pointed needles, I get nasty laddering with circs as you can see above... These are for me though, so I'm not being too picky.
I finally finished these "Fibonacci's Rib" socks for the Sneller. I'm afraid they won't fit, and even if they do, they'll wear through too quickly. We'll just have to wait and see.
These socks have been finished, but embargoed for release until I got my act together and mailed them to the recipient. She finished her PhD in geology at OSU, so obviously I had to knit some scarlet and gray socks. I imagine she will wear them while checking the football scores from her new office in Auckland, NZ.
Craftily speaking, I'm now working fully on Christmas projects, so most of my finished objects are going to be embargoed from here on out. But there are a few things either for me or people who don't check my bliggety blog that I can leak. 
I've come up with this sock cuff treatment that turned out pretty well and have decided to name Fibonacci's rib. It's alternating intervals of stockinette stitch and offset 3x3 rib that follow the Fibonacci sequence. I worked these toe up, but just switch the order if you're going cuff down. It's the perfect soft touch of geekiness that the wearer may not even notice.
These are my first ever pair of grown-up socks made with eensy yarn and tiny DPNs. The yarn is KnitPicks Felici and it was awesome.
I’m developing a strange new habit as my living space increasingly morphs into semi-discrete piles of yarn, clothes, and books. Without really noticing how it happened, I did find today there are unfinished projects multiplying on my walls. Attached with simple straight pins they are protected from dirt and crumbs and absentmindedness. Maybe I’ll keep it up.
Anyway, this is one such wall breeder. It’s 1.5 pair of socks that I started last summer for a friend in the Peace Corps. Maybe I’ll finish them before she gets back to the
