Tempe Yarn & Fiber : Stitches South BIG SOCK

Monday, April 26, 2010

Stitches South BIG SOCK

Just returned from Stitches South where we ran into an old friend, the BIG Sock.

Karola & Terry helping with the BIG Sock.

Since leaving Tempe Yarn in early January, the sock has only grown 7 inches.

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Karola1:16 PM
but now i grew another 7 1/2 inches while at Stitches South - there were over 400 knitters that worked on it! and that equalled over 61,500 stitches! yippee but of course I don't think anyplace can beat the fun we had with it at TY&F! 19 inches was quite a lot!
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Monday, April 26, 2010

Stitches South BIG SOCK

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