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Harry potter sock swap!

I've decided to join, against better judgement. i've been in a knitting slump and i think this will help me kick it into gear! oh i'm so excited!

and it looks like i'm a ravenclaw too!





Sort Me!




thanks jenifer for posting about the swap :)

here are my questionnaire answers:

1. What Hogwarts house have you been sorted into? Ravenclaw
2. Shoe size? US women's size 9
3. Foot Length? about 10 inches
4. Foot Circumference? 8.5 inches
5. List your three favorite double-point needle brands, including size and length
i don't have a particular favorite brand, i did like knitting with my brittany's once but my clovers are nice too. i guess wood or bamboo would be best. and i would like sock needls in (0's), (1's), or (2's) and i prefer shorter needles.
6. Would you like to try a new brand needle? ok :)
If so, which brand? i have a lot of steel and aluminum dpns already i'd prefer to try something new.
Size? Any is fine - I knit hats and armwarmers as well, so any size will be put to good use!
Length? i prefer shorter dpns the longer ones are too awkward for me
7. If you are a RAVENCLAW, do you prefer the colors in the film or the book? Do you have a strong preference? either color combination is fine with me i do not mind either
8. Are you willing to have an international Hogwarts Sock Pal? of course!!!

Comments

WandaWoman said…
Dude, your blog has been jacked for awhile. I've wanted to leave you a message to say I was sad to see you go, glad that you made it to Tampa, but your blog would open to the page, but not show the comment link, nor would it show old posts. I've meant to email you, but I've been busy with work and school, so I didn't have a chance. Anyhow, I hope all is well with you and Dave in Orlando.
jen said…
I'm so glad you're in Ravenclaw, too, :) ...

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