For You, Sock Pal
I finished my pal's socks!
Pattern: Merino Lace Socks by Anne Woodbury. Published in Favorite Socks and Interweave Knits Summer 2003. The most major change I made was how I worked the heel flap. Rather than continue the lace patterns down the heel flap, I worked the typical heel with slipped stitches (Row 1: *slip 1, knit 1,* repeat across, Row 2: slip 1, purl across). I really enjoyed this pattern, and would love to make myself a pair someday!
Yarn: Lorna's Laces Shepherd Sock in color 14ns (denim), 2 skeins. As always, this yarn was a pleasure to work with.
Needles: Addi Turbo US 0 (2 mm), 40 inch circular (magic loop method). This was the first (finished) pair of socks where I worked the two simultaneously.
To finish off the look, I made up a label. I used the pictures of the custom labels that Grumperina made for her pal's socks for Sockapaloooza as the basis of what kind information to include.
Sock Pal, you'll have to wait until August for your socks, but I hope you'll enjoy them!
Pattern: Merino Lace Socks by Anne Woodbury. Published in Favorite Socks and Interweave Knits Summer 2003. The most major change I made was how I worked the heel flap. Rather than continue the lace patterns down the heel flap, I worked the typical heel with slipped stitches (Row 1: *slip 1, knit 1,* repeat across, Row 2: slip 1, purl across). I really enjoyed this pattern, and would love to make myself a pair someday!
Yarn: Lorna's Laces Shepherd Sock in color 14ns (denim), 2 skeins. As always, this yarn was a pleasure to work with.
Needles: Addi Turbo US 0 (2 mm), 40 inch circular (magic loop method). This was the first (finished) pair of socks where I worked the two simultaneously.
To finish off the look, I made up a label. I used the pictures of the custom labels that Grumperina made for her pal's socks for Sockapaloooza as the basis of what kind information to include.
Sock Pal, you'll have to wait until August for your socks, but I hope you'll enjoy them!
10 Comments:
Wow...words cannot express...those socks are fantastic!!!
Wow...those are beautiful socks! That's some lucky pal you got there :)
I love them :). I'm knitting a slight variation of the pattern for my pal (toe up, little reorganized stitch patterns etc...) and I hope they will turn out this beautiful!
gorgeous! that pattern was definfitely n the running when i was choosing what to make my pal.
Lovely! I need to get that book!
These socks are just gorgeous.
These socks are *so* beautiful! What a great pattern this is, and I so love the color of the yarn! Your pal is certainly the lucky one - she's going to love these goodies! Great work indeed!
Pretty pretty
Wow - very pretty. Maybe I'm your lucky sock pal!
Thank you soooooooo much! I love them, and they fit perfectly. Can't wait for it to cool off a little, so I can show them off!
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