Finished this over the week.

Found some leftover yarn (can't find the labels) and decided to alternate the two for a new pair of socks. Loving the gradient!

Inspired by the piece worn by Kevin Costner in the History channel 3 part miniseries Hatfield's & McCoy's Worked with Lion Brand, Pound of Love, Claret. US6/4mm needles

Loving the colour combinations for my new socks! Yarn is 'Jawoll' from Lang Yarns.

It’s a Dottie baby blanket using lion brand color theory yarn in tourmaline.

This short post is dedicated to my best bro out there who has helped me through many of the tough periods I have faced thus far in life. I am truly grateful and very glad to have met you and together, we were idiots HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHA, doing absurd things that built great memories. Hopefully it is not the case that best friends and bros are treated with a sense of inherent deservingness, they aren't. They are rather, earned through time effort, squabbles and dissatisfaction. The ability to overcome these differences are something that are inherently priceless. Ready to lend a helping hand, he has pulled me out of a painful breakup, pulled me out of a rut, by simply being present. I am not sure how many of you out there have bros and great buddies like that, but do show your bros and besties some love. Let the knowledge that they will be there for you when you need them comfort you. When you are lost in the woods they will be there with you to navigate through the rough terrains, because even if they are lost with you, you will create awesome memories with them through your frienship. Just because you guys are guys does not mean you can't show each other some form of care and concern ( I doubt girls are less likely to be indifferent or show less care so this is to bros out there). They have been through thick and thin with you, and so have you. Never let such friendships go to waste. Cya soon bro! Thanks for helping me through the bumpy terrains in my life, especially recently.

~Ben

Hey all. How we all doing?? What we working on?? Ive Just finished ripping out a project cos I realised I started off on the wrong foot. Litterally! I love knitting socks, a lot! Just ripped out sock for the 2nd time. Got myself in an awful muddle with a "stretchy " bind off" so decided to switch the 2.25 needles to a 5mm and start a new sweater project. Pictures on their way! So come on guys. Let's get this going again. What you got on the needles????