26 Pairs of Socks

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The past couple of weeks have been busy ones for the folks knitting family socks along with me. Last time I posted we were up to 18 pairs. This week we've got 26 . Hopefully that means 26 pairs of happy feet. Here's where everyone stands:

Annie
Socks for son Luke finished!

Carole
Working on Socks for Daughter Hannah

Caryn

Heatherly
Socks for Baby finished!

Janine
Socks for Husband Finished!
Socks for Husband Started.

Janna
Socks for Mom Finished!
Socks for Sister Started

Jess
Finished socks for Grandmother!

Julie

Started Socks for Grandmother

Kristi
Socks for Hubby Finished
Socks for Dad Finished
Jaywalker Socks for Sister-in-Law Finished

Lisa

Socks for BIL Finished!

Socks for Husband Finished

Lora
Opal Dreamcatcher Socks for Mom finished!
Jaywalkers for Sister started.

Maggie

Maud
Regia Silk Socks for Her Son

Michelle H-K

Michelle K
Blue Socks for Daughter Kathryn finshed!
Jacquard Socks for Daughter Lindsey finished!
Starting green socks for Son Ian

Hedgemom Nancy
Socks for Husband Almost Finished
Trekking XXL Socks for Mom Started

Just Knitting Around Nancy

Natalie
Socks for Mom Finished
Socks for Daughter Finished
Socks for Daughter to Be Finished
Socks for Mother in Law Finished

Polly
Twin Jaywalkers for her Twin Boys finished!
Socks for Husband Finished
Jaywalker Socks for Husband Started

Tish
3rd daughter finished!

Traci

Wendy DG
Opal Socks Finished for Sock Partner Molly
Sockotta Socks Finished for Sister-in-Law Mollie

Together We've Finished 26 Pairs of Socks!

I'd like to say a big welcome to some new folks who have joined the Challenge. Hello to Janine, Julie and Lisa!

Since this challenge isn't just about me, when I can, I'm going to share pictures from people in the Challenge with me as well as stories and other anecdotes relevant to what knitting socks means to recipients and knitters. While pictures are limited to participants, if you have a special sock knitting story that relates to the knitting socks for family theme please feel free to send me an email (see my link in the side bar in my "About Me" section to get my email address) with your story (normally I wouldn't mind getting it in my comments, but then it wouldn't be a special surprise for the Sock Challenge update post.

Today's picture comes from Kristi who finished a pair of Jaywalker socks for her sister-in-law. They are modeled by the lovely and sweet Otis. I couldn't resist this picture because I don't get to put too many cute dogs up on my blog.

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Otis and a Pair of Opal Jaywalkers

Completely unrelated to socks, you need to check out Julie's new podcast, Stitch-Cast! Her first full episode is up and ready for download. I know I'm biased, but I think it's great! She introduces herself, talks about quilting, entrelac and indigo dyeing. And if you ever wanted to know how Julie and I met, you can find that out in the show, too!

9 Comments

Shelagh said:

Otis is a sweetie! And those Jaywalkers look great on him. :)

Maud said:

I have pictures and posts on my blog of two more pairs: the husband's and th older daughter's socks are finished! And the younger daughter's on the needles. So that makes 28 finished family socks.

Carole said:

Love all these finished socks! And the dog photo is priceless.

--Deb said:

I love that dog-in-socks picture.... but then, I'm a sucker for cute dog pictures!

Imbrium said:

Tee hee! That picutre is hilarious.

Julie said:

Thanks for the shout out for my podcast!

Rebekah said:

Wow that's a lot of socks. Isn't Otis the most adorable dog, well maybe besides ABner, out ther! That picture with the socks is beyond adorable.

Chris said:

That's one of the cutest sock modeling pictures I've seen.

Thanks to all who are giving Otis praise - nothing cuter than a pet wearing a handknit, thats my motto!

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