Created by the lovely Jo over at Serendipitous Stitching, a way to show what kind and wonderful people crafting folks are with their lovely gifts they send out to others.
The very laid back rules are quite simple and can be found on Jo's sign up page at the top of her blog
I'm a little late this month with my post, not a lot of crafting activity happening, just a little gift knitting to share with you.
Second sock completed to make these a pair -
and a new pair started that will a gift for a friends birthday -
I have seen the gift of new life recently. On an outing for a picnic in the country we spotted this mamma with her babies ...
Thanks for stopping by to see my GG post this month
Love and blessings
Julie x
I love your colourful yarn and socks xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous socks, Julie, does the yarn for your new pair self stripe? Sweet cygnets, too.
ReplyDeleteYes, sock yarn is like magic!
ReplyDeleteLovely cosy socks.
ReplyDeleteLove those socks - the colours are wonderful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous socks.You always choose wonderful yarn.
ReplyDeleteI love the Swan and her signets:)
Beautiful socks!
ReplyDeleteLove your socks - your feet are going to be toasty warm this winter!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous socks Julie, and the cygnets are just adorable
ReplyDeleteLove your socks, the colours are brilliant.
ReplyDeleteThose socks are fabulous, so colourful and the pattern looks lovely and squishy. I like the colours in your second pair of socks too, I'm so thankful for self striping or self patterning yarn, so much easier than having lots of different coloured balls of wool dangling from your needles. How cute are those cygnets following their mum, ahhhhh.
ReplyDeletelove your socks gorgeous colours .
ReplyDeleteAnd what sweet cygnets .
Swans and their cygnets look so lovely - they are such beautiful birds and when gliding along they look so serene Julie. I never tire of seeing them.
ReplyDeleteHope all is well in your world.
You just make the best socks! Love those swans!
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in GG this month. Lovely socks and a great photo of the swan with her cygnets.
ReplyDeleteWonderful socks :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous socks,the yarn is so clever xx
ReplyDeleteLovely socks. I'm going to try knitting in next few months ,so looking for ideas for projects for beginners.
ReplyDeleteLove those socks! And your photos too.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours in those socks. What a gorgeous photo of the swan and cygnets.
ReplyDeleteOh I love the socks. They look so warm. Love the baby swans too.
ReplyDeleteSuch pretty socks, Julie, and I always love photos of baby anything--people, animals, birds :) They all make me smile! Hope you are having a good week!
ReplyDeletePretty, cheerful socks! Babies are always sweet. : ) On a recent outing we were wondering why traffic was backed up. Turned out to be a little family of geese crossing the road.
ReplyDeleteGreat socks, Julie. And what a nice idea to show a picture with the gift of new life that we see so manifold right now in nature.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful socks Julie!! I could not knit a pair of socks if my life depended on it!! But I have the greatest admiration for those of you who have that talent!!
ReplyDeleteI've loved seeing the new creature babies this spring. We saw baby swans on our travels recently-- they were precious..
Vicki
Love the socks
ReplyDeleteJulie xxxxx
Your socks look wonderful :) What fun they would be to wear with those great colors.
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