I wanted to have a finished object (FO) today — even if it was going to be one sock (does one sock count?) Alas, I have not finished even the one. My toe will be solid blue like the heel flap. I hope sock number two works out this way!
I am enjoying my blog title verbiage “no fo”. I’ve been working on grants for work this week, and a notice of funding opportunity is called a “nofo”.
Since I can’t share an FO with you, instead I would like to share with you the cutest podcast in the world. You know I’m a sucker for a Scottish accent.
headknits 
Silly question: is the blue a separate yarn, or is that just how that rainbow yarn ends up? Either way, I just love it.
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It’s the way the yarn works up. It worked out perfectly for my size, anyway.
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That is truly amazing. What brand is it?
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TurtlePurl, Double Rainbow is the colorway.
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You know it is still Thursday…? I’ve seen quite a few of her podcasts. 😀
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I meant to post it at midnight. 😆
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It’s 23.24 here…so nearly midnight 😉
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Ignore me, I see you changed it to Friday Eve…I had read the email. Lol
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Yes I edited the title when I realized what I had done.
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Excellent sock! It will be done soon:)
Thanks for the podcast suggestion:)
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I’m laughing about the grant request bit. Your rainbow sock is lovely. I’m sure you will finish it soon.
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Love your sock! I like your title wordplay too 🙂
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One sock totally counts as an FO so you can do the FO dance when the toe is finished! They’re turning out soooo pretty.
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Hi Alyssa. Im so sorry I left you off my check in post last week. Im going to finish my sock today by hook or by crook. I just tried to find the origins of that phrase but it is long and winded on the computer. IT has to do with collecting firewood….and it is a super old phrase.
keep knitting!
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