Happy Wednesday readers!
Like I said on Monday, I’ve already cast on another pair of socks. Those will be plain vanilla socks but will be worked slightly differently than what I’m used to. So far I have only made socks from the top down, but this time I’m doing them from the toes up and I’m also making two at the same time! For that, I’m using the pattern from Heidi Bears website, it’s really good and has great pictures to illustrate the instructions!
You may notice I’m using Aquagirl once again, those are the leftovers from the socks I made for my friend Tracy. I actually was showing the yarn to my mum over Skype and she absolutely loved the colours, I can’t really blame her, this colourway is amazing! Mum really likes short socks and I had enough yarn so I decided to make her a pair and gift them to her when I go back to visit my family in September 😊
I’ve finished the toes already and I’m working my way through the foot. I’ve really been liking this technique so far, it will be really cool to have finished both socks at the same time too!
In other news I received this beautiful bouquet of flowers today, isn’t my husband just so sweet? They look like little suns and they really did brighten my day ☀️
I’m jealous that you can make 2 socks at the same time. I wish there was a way to do this while crocheting! Looking good so far 😁
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Thanks Brenna! I do want to try crocheting socks, have you tried it?
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I’ve made two pairs, both my own design. I wrote down the pattern as I worked on the first, and of course the second turned out different and better. But I may try again, someday.
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you’re becoming a real pro at sock-knitting!
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Haha I sure am! I’m getting lots of practice 😉
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Is that a magic loop?
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Yes! I’m pretty happy with how it turned out!
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I’ve always wondered what that actually looked like!
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I have a book that teaches this technique but I haven’t attempted it yet! I love the colour of your yarn, especially the speckled look it gives the socks.
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I honestly thought it would be harder but it was pretty easy 😊 this yarn is really amazing
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Reblogged this on Yarnsage.
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I have heard about this technique but was scared to try it out myself yet. I am bad at doing two things at the same time 🙂
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Looking beautiful so far 🙂 Loving the yarn choice. I really must try socks. Will go have a nose at the pattern!
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Thanks lovely 😘 I think you should try, I’ve actually heard that there is a really cool pattern for a “tube sock” for kids, which fit for a long time (which I’m guessing is always good with kids!)
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Yer thats an awesome suggestion! Did a quick google and found these … for me http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/tube-socks-2 (actually have suggested yarn in stash…)
For lily http://knittinfun.blogspot.co.uk/2008/11/toddler-tube-socks.html?m=1
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Oh those would looks just perfect on Lily! I just love that they have used self stripping warn too, they are cute!
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Agreed. Will keep you updated 🙂
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Those flowers are beautiful – you do have a very sweet hubby!!! I can’t wait until you make a post telling us that everyone in Australia calls you the Sock Lady!!!! 😀 😀 😀
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they are, right? 😊 he is so sweet 😍 haha! that would be awesome! I am the Sock Lady! 😎
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You sock goddess! Kudos to the husband for those flowers 💐
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