Winter is an etching, spring a watercolor, summer an oil painting
and autumn a mosaic of them all.
[Stanley Horowitz]
Engravings by M.C. Escher inspired the pattern for the October sock. I’ve developed other variations in this design in the decade since I designed this sock and have worked it in other colors. Imagine what it would look like if you selected a variegated yarn of autumn colors for the dark leaves.
I have reserved October for finishing the eBook that will include this pattern. By the end of the month, I intend to have it in the form that can be sent to the company that does production and packaging.
I also plan to devote my October posts mostly to knitting. There is already a chill in the morning air — it is time to knit a new pair of socks for the winter. Starting October 1, I’ll post daily workshop notes that will give you detailed instructions for knitting a sock from start to finish. If you would like to download and print the PDF version of the workshop pattern, select this LINK.
Katherine, I see you’re serious about your ebook!! Yahoo for you.
When I saw your socks, I thought of my Mom who used to knit argyle socks for my dad and winter hats with angora pompoms and mittens for me. That one little picture had me smack back in Franklin Massachusetts in the dead of winter–a snowstorm. School cancelled and Mom baking sticky buns in the oven. I can smell the cinnamon now! I was sitting at the pine kitchen table waiting … wow! Thanks for the memory!
Good luck with your project
Cindy from your e-circle 12