Maybe I'll add a one button closure across the top. I like the inside as much as the outside, and might do another one inside out, just for fun.
Sunday morning I needed a new, 'don't need to pay much attention' project to work on while I watched the Formula 1 race, so I cast on for a camera sock for the new camera. (While I've been known to rise in the predawn hours to watch these races, this time I recorded the race so I could watch during a more civilized hour.) Why not? Hopefully, the sock will offer some protection against scratches to the camera body while its in my purse. Since a sock is more fitted than, say a bag, I decided to add some shaping to customize the fit. A combination of short rows, increases and decreases and ribbing. I was having so much fun, I also watched the Indy 500, just so I could keep working on the sock. I really don't care much for oval track racing, but at least there were some lady drivers to root for. Danica Patrick came in 3rd!
I added a hemmed cuff for the sock, but here the sock turns into a bag, as I plan on a drawstring running through the hem. Every thing but the drawstring is done. Here, old camera has graciously agreed to take a picture of new camera, in sock. Oddly enough, I had just enough left over sock yarn to finish this project.
Odds n Ends;
I'm swatching different stitch patterns for my summer waistcoat, but at the rate I'm going, it could be next summer before it's done.
I finally finished spinning the Redfish fiber, and started 2 plying. The plying is taking way longer than I thought it would, although I can see how it might go faster if the singles were more consistent. ;-) Most of the color combos look pretty good, I was worried about things looking muddy, and there is some muddy stuff at the very beginning. Maybe I'll have the plying done by this weekend...
Oh my god! That fiber is just stunning! I can't wait to see it in person.
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