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So I'm trying to get this business up and running, but of course there are plenty of things to distract me. LIKE GORGEOUS YARN and a sock book willed with delicious patterns. Also, making a plaster cast of my foot so I can model my socks without trying/failing to take pictures of my own feet (it's harder than it sounds!). Here's one of them and a few new skeins I've made and put up on my Etsy.

 "Luv2Knit" by Alice Yu, published in "Soctopus." Yarn: Jitterbug.


"Sunnydale Pride"

"Crest of the Pendragon"

"221B Baker St."

"Emerald City"

"The Man They Called Jayne"

"The Revenge Society"

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