I recently came across this sign from wartime whilst out and it made me smile
Not sure they would want my latest finish though, perhaps a little too bright to go into army issue boots!
Wool is West Yorkshire Spinners in conjunction with Christine @ Winwick Mum
This colourway is Brightside
I'm keeping this pair for my entry into the local Horticultural and Craft show in September
Love and blessings
Julie
I love the old wartime signs. Your socks are fabulous, very colourful. Good luck at the show.
ReplyDeleteBeautifully knitted and matched. I love the brightness, they look very comfy and warm being wool.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great sign!! The socks match so perfectly!! Surely a winner in your Craft show.
ReplyDeleteOh what a great entry for your Craft Show in the fall! What a great poster!
ReplyDeleteGreat socks! I like the sign too.
ReplyDeleteFantastic pair of socks! Well done with making them identical twins.
ReplyDeleteThe socks are gorgeous. What a fabulous colourway. X
ReplyDeleteNeat sign. Oh I love the bright colors!
ReplyDeleteFab sign , and wow those socks are fab too.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your entry to the craft show :-)
ReplyDeleteGreat sign, why can't they make signs like that now, i'm sure people would respond more
Why wouldn't those socks go into army issue boots if they were being worn by a "female" army person? They are gorgeous & I too love that poster. Take care.
ReplyDeleteFabulous socks Julie!
ReplyDeleteI do like that old sign and I love your socks - so colourful.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Oh, I love those! I have some West Yorkshire Spinnery yarn for socks, but haven't started them yet. Lovely finish.
ReplyDeleteLove your colourful socks and what a sign! Apart from Knit & Natter groups and regular sock knitters, I wonder if many skills have been lost eg jam making, make do & mend, digging for victory etc Cx
ReplyDeletePretty colourful socks Julie.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great sign! I love the socks, so colourful.
ReplyDeleteJulie, I think your socks are fabulous! What a great sign you found. RJ@stitchingfriendsforever
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