Hey! The best-dressed feet and neck in town!
Guinifer | Homepage | 02.27.08 - 9:26 pm | #

yeah, red cashmere. What a great combination! And those socks turned out really nicely. Also, I like the idea of the clasp in the front, too. You're making me want to do beading, too.
Kay | Homepage | 02.27.08 - 9:27 pm | #

Great socks!
Miss T | Homepage | 02.28.08 - 9:13 am | #

The toggle in front is a wonderful, and beautiful, idea!
Rebecca | Homepage | 02.28.08 - 10:07 am | #

I was beginning to wonder about you!

The socks are gorgeous as always. I've got a couple of skeins of Wollmeise just looking for a project; maybe Monkeys will be it!
Emily | Homepage | 02.28.08 - 1:54 pm | #

Both projects came out bee-yootifully!

I know what you mean about getting behindhand with both the making of and the reading of blogs - tragically, my own difficulty in getting computer time has resulted in my not getting me to the Yarnery in time, and so I was unable to obtain tickets to the next Harlot visit.

Woe!! Gnashing of teeth and rending of sweaters ensue!

That'll larn me...
Eileen | Homepage | 02.28.08 - 2:43 pm | #

Mmmm... red cashmere. Looks super yummy!

I made the same toggle-front necklace from bead monkey a year ago (?) and it's great to whip on and off. Toggle in front is a great idea!
Deb | Homepage | 02.28.08 - 4:04 pm | #

Wow, that's a lot of gorgeous cashmere! Pretty socks - and hey, I think most Minnesotans' legs are that pale right now.
Chris | Homepage | 02.29.08 - 3:32 pm | #

Must try Monkey socks. As for your white legs, Spring (and the sun) will show up any day now.
Jeanne | Homepage | 03.01.08 - 12:39 pm | #

I've never knit with cashmere, but after your review, I must try it sometime. Soon.
Li_B | Homepage | 03.22.08 - 11:58 am | #