For You, Sock Pal
I finished my pal's socks!
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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.
![IMG_1706 edited](http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1411/578423623_6a6aaee8c1.jpg)
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.
![IMG_1777 edited](http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1175/579119146_15d6cf11cb.jpg)
Sock Pal, you'll have to wait until August for your socks, but I hope you'll enjoy them!
![IMG_1670](http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1174/578423595_c20422f6e5.jpg)
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.
![IMG_1706 edited](http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1411/578423623_6a6aaee8c1.jpg)
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.
![IMG_1777 edited](http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1175/579119146_15d6cf11cb.jpg)
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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