I can’t get enough of the rainbow! I love stripes and bright colors that intermingle and glow! Maybe it’s because there is not enough colors outside this time of the year? Everything is gray and muddy, I have to color my own world. I hope you’re doing that too?

After the ripple blanket I went on to my rainbow socks! Do you name your socks? I always do. Search for socks in my blog and you’ll see what the previous pairs have been called!

This is me knitting in a comfortable position:

Knitting socks
Self portrait!

In my lap
In my lap is my knitting, my old craft tote with Hello Kitty and the ripple afghan.

Rainbow socks
The yarn: Opal Feelings sock yarn. Bought at Syfestivalen from Britt.

Pattern: Also from Britt knitting socks in Swedish

Needles: 2,5 mm

Started: June 2007 I think while having fika with my friend Sandra

Finished: Week 2 of January 2008

Feeling: Fun to knit! I like knitting stripes, especially with this self striping yarn where you don’t need to weave in the ends every time you change color. Isn’t that neat?
Knitted socks

Rainbow socks

After finishing the first knitting project of the year I’ve been listening to the new radio show Lifehack Live in my ipod while knitting on a fuzzy project in this yarn! from China. You’ll soon see what it is! The Lifehack Live show is great, with tips on productivity, business and organizing! I really like it and recommend you to listen to one or two shows this week.

I’ve gotten the award You made my day by both Yvonne and Tine (who is going to have a baby)! If you have commented on this blog in 2008 you’re on my list of people who has made my day!

Thank you to all of you for being so nice to me!

Take care!

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18 Responses to “I knitted socks using the rainbow as my guide”

  1. on 21 Jan 2008 at 17:04 Linnea

    Hanna, those socks are beautiful!! Well done on them :o)!! I have a stripey (chocolate brown & baby blue) sock that I started last year…and I haven’t finished them yet. This gives me some inspiration to get back to it and finish them!! Thanks & I hope your week is off to a great start.
    Linnea

  2. on 21 Jan 2008 at 17:23 PJ

    Oh, the colors are just so beautiful! That comfy pic of your ripple afghan working on your sock is just PERFECT!

  3. on 21 Jan 2008 at 18:13 Tere

    Those are lovely :) You’re so productive, it’s an inspiration.

  4. on 21 Jan 2008 at 19:27 Alison Gibbs

    Hanna those socks will surely brighten up any cold, dull day.
    Alison

  5. on 21 Jan 2008 at 20:22 Joanna Kostrzewa

    Rainbow socks are great, I could do with a pair, too, the weather is gloomy over here… (wait, I do have a pair of rainbow socks in my drawer, yikes! *^v^*).

  6. on 21 Jan 2008 at 21:14 violetkey

    Congrats on finishing your colorful socks! Thanks for stopping by my blog - i have started on Jan. block print =)

  7. on 21 Jan 2008 at 21:20 Tamara

    What bright and cheerful socks. I love them! What fun to wear.

  8. on 21 Jan 2008 at 23:17 Alison Whittington

    Those socks ALMOST make me want to learn to knit! They’re delicious. Nicely done!

  9. on 22 Jan 2008 at 1:21 Nita Leland

    Hanna–
    Your colors blow my mind. I’m a rainbow person, too. I love the colors on your blog–especially your mother’s tablecloth the other day. From what you’re doing these days, I foresee a bright year for you in 2008.

  10. on 22 Jan 2008 at 2:01 MissKoolAid

    I love the socks. So full of yummy colours! At one point in my life, I used to be known for always having crazy colourful socks… Hmmm, maybe I should start again!
    *hugs*
    Sophie

  11. on 22 Jan 2008 at 7:08 Elizabeth

    those are gorgeous! you are very good at that. :>

  12. on 22 Jan 2008 at 7:50 Miri

    Farver ! Det længes vi efter- i sær denne vinter , der her i DK , bare har været grå og trist.
    Selvstribende strømpegarn - det er altså sjovt at strikke med!

  13. on 22 Jan 2008 at 13:58 Pippa

    What wonderful socks!

  14. on 23 Jan 2008 at 6:22 Melly

    oooohhhhh, I just LOVE your stripy rainbow socks and your ripple afghan!!! The colours you have used are just so yummy and delicious! TOO CUTE!!!

  15. on 23 Jan 2008 at 17:08 claudia

    It´s easy to be nice to you!

  16. […] Most of the time I’m drawn to things with several strong colors. Bright shiny colors that sparkle. What I create seldom concentrate on only one color, but is a mix from the color wheel. I like to combine many different colors together and in my photography I tend to shoot things that make me think of rainbows! But during August I’ve been drawn to more subtle colors of beige, brown and light yellow. […]

  17. on 22 Dec 2008 at 18:54 Elorine

    I was surprised to see all these fabulous colours in your knitting work.
    I like to see your rainbow blanket and I like your socks, too.

    That’s great !

  18. […] You can view images from previous visits to that craft fair and the rainbow socks I knitted with yarn bought back then. Sy means sewing, and there is a lot of fabric at that fair but I like the yarn booths better I guess… so I stock up. Winter is here. […]

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