My first knitted sock that I started at Sock Camp Port Ludlow ~ Back to Larkrise: Primitive rug hooking at the Country Loft

                             This is how my obsession began at Camp Castaway in Washington
                              with my daughter Megan.

The marina was so peaceful

I would walk in the morning

                                                             The ladies knitting away
                                                       Tina of Blue Moon Fiber Arts
                                                      and the Yarn Harlot on the far right.
                                                      The Yarn Harlot is as funny as her books.

I loved seeing the cows

dyeing yarns

Socks thru the years

I loved the red of the barns

Beautiful lighthouse

Saturday I went for it and I did it I finished my first sock!!!!
I am so proud of myself.I am a determined little knitter.My knitting teacher
Athena says knitting is a skill I might have to work for it but I am determined.
Last year when I went to sock camp and met these wonderful sock knitters I was so impressed
with everyones socks.It was such a fun experience and as I sat there I barely could purl. I thought
I am determined I am going to do this.

Drum roll here it is!!!

Seeing the beautiful colors of Blue Moon Fibers and taking classes which were way over my head at Port LudlowWashington was such a learning experience and an eye opener to my daughters world of knitting.
I made a goal and I did it.I took a beginner knit class and then I took a class with Athena at our adult school in California. Every Monday I take a number wait my turn and get help on where I am stuck.I have to thank my daughter for helping me with knitting.I know I was a pain but I can't help it to me knitting is hard and doesn't come easily. Lol
If the Yarn Harlot is out there I did it! I joined the obsessed sock knitters!