I knit these socks using the pattern
Elementary Watson Socks
by Sherry Mento. The yarn is Schachenmayr Regia Pairfect in colorway #06819. I like how they turned out. I gave them to my husband.
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Friday, January 3, 2020
Friday, November 8, 2019
Shiver of Shark Socks
I knit these socks using a kit from Jimmy Beans Wool. The pattern is
Shiver of Sharks Socks
by Laura Cunit. The yarn is
Valkyrie Fibers Matte Sock in colorways Shallow Waters and Open Ocean. I had to reknit the bind off twice as it was too tight using Icelandic bind off suggested in the pattern. I ended up Jenny's magic bind off. I still don't feel super comfortable knitting socks but they turned out pretty well.
Friday, August 3, 2018
Patriotic Hat
This hat was knit using some of the leftover yarn from the patriotic socks. I used #2 needles and cast on 120 stitches. Did k1p1 band then simply knit in the round until decrease rounds. Although I can get it on my head I think it would fit a child/teen better. I may put it with the hats I plan to donate to the local children's hospital. Not sure yet.
Friday, July 20, 2018
Patriotic Socks
I purchased the pattern and yarn for these socks back in February around the winter Olympics from Jimmy Beans Wool (Lorna's Laces Speckles & Stripes Sock KAL Yarn). The pattern is
Olympia
by Lara Smoot. The yarn is Shepard Sock yarn from Lorna's Laces. I like how they turned out.
Friday, September 1, 2017
Socks and Mittens
I decided to knit a pair of socks as I had not done so in quite a while. This pair was knit using Basic Ribbed Socks
by Kate Atherley. I used the Fish Lips Kiss Heel method and I grafted the toes closed. The yarn is Patons North America Kroy Socks 4 Ply in blue striped rag colorway. They fit my husband perfectly.
With the leftover yarn from the two skeins I knit this pair of fingerless mittens which I then gifted to a male colleague who is learning to knit. He loves them. The pattern is Light as AIR Fingerless Gloves
by Nathalie O'Shea. It is shortened version as there was limited yarn.
Friday, September 25, 2015
Lone Peak Socks
I knit these socks for my husband. The yarn is Schachenmayr Regia Active 6 Ply. The pattern is Lone Peak found on Schachenmayr's website. I got lucky, they actually fit him well.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
More Socks
Dr. Cris tells me I am no longer a novice at knitting socks. I still feel like a newbie though I am finding them easier and therefore more fun. I am surprised to find I have finished 7 pairs of socks. Here are three of those done since Christmas.
This first pair I gave to my sister Jeanne. They were done using Sunrise Chevron Socks pattern by Carol J. Sulcoski . I really like that pattern and will use it again. The yarn is Patons Kroy Socks FX.
This pair I gave to my mother-in-law. They were done using the Circle Socks pattern by Anne Campbell. They turned out pretty well. The yarn is Premier Yarns Serenity Sock Weight.
This third pair uses the same yarn as the first pair. The pattern is Waterloose Socks by Randi Knudsen. This pair was given to purplesque who found them “mesmerizing.”
This first pair I gave to my sister Jeanne. They were done using Sunrise Chevron Socks pattern by Carol J. Sulcoski . I really like that pattern and will use it again. The yarn is Patons Kroy Socks FX.
This pair I gave to my mother-in-law. They were done using the Circle Socks pattern by Anne Campbell. They turned out pretty well. The yarn is Premier Yarns Serenity Sock Weight.
This third pair uses the same yarn as the first pair. The pattern is Waterloose Socks by Randi Knudsen. This pair was given to purplesque who found them “mesmerizing.”
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