
Socks that Rock LW in Falcon's Eye
Largest size on 2.75mm needles
Started August 20
Finished September 14
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I did the bit of fancy heel and the fancy instep and toe. It ended just before my toes perfectly. I used Araucania Ranco Solid yarn in Caribbean as I couldn't find anywhere that sold CPY around here. Pretty nice yarn, but not alot of stretch which may be my problem in the calf.
Thanks for a beautiful pattern and a beautiful pair of socks.
Jill (jaerrt on ravelry)
editted: oops.. added a picture with both completed socks!!


Dear Professor Cattiekins,
I am handing in my homework, but I had some trouble with it. I did figure out what I did wrong and I hope that helps. Let me explain.
I was practicing the aguamenti charm as assigned. I made a small fire beside the lake and prepared myself mentally by standing in the water so that my feet and ankles were immersed. I thought this would help me to focus on water and make the charm easier. My intent was to use it to put out the fire.
I flourished my wand and said the charm and nothing seemed to happen, although my toes felt odd. I did it a second time and still no result other than an odd sensation on my feet. A third try extended the odd sensation to my ankles, but no stream of water was produced. I tried to step out of the lake, and to my dismay, realized that lake mint had grown around my feet and ankles. When I tugged my feet loose the twining plant had formed socks around both feet!
I saved them to show you and I believe my error was in pronunciation. I must have said “Agua-minty” instead of “Agua-menti” I’m sure I will do better next time.
Yours,
StitchingMagic, 1st year Hufflepuff
I made them with Girlontherocks Blue Faced Leicester superwash in the color Tarnished. I'm quite proud of these and loved the pattern so much. Thanks Adrienne.
Kiri






wrister, about 3/4 up arm [want to do a longer one] and a matching hat
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One is being (poorly) blocked on my ghetto hanger blocker, and the other is dry already. I'll probably pull the wet one in to shape more as it dries.


