Hey, those look like interesting socks!
Introducing ... Bright Socks - from a very intricate (but fun) pattern:
Twisted Flower Socks by Cookie A.
Cherry Hill Tree Supersock in Yellow
US 1.5 needles
Cherry Hill Tree Supersock in Yellow
US 1.5 needles
I enjoyed making these, but they did take a while (I never managed to get the pattern memorized). The pattern is great, and makes some beautiful socks, but they are complicated, even down to the heel!
Cabling/lace on the heel!
I know that the color is really bright, maybe even a bit too so, but I'm happy with it and this pattern for a few reasons: a. flowers! (they can be bright yellow) b. its a solid yarn (necessary for this pattern so as not to obscure anything) and c. its a beautiful pattern, and I guess that I do want people to notice!
I love knitting socks: they are great portable projects, usually fairly quick to knit, handknit socks feel so good on ... but, for me, a large component to it is sock yarn. I love sock yarn. I have a hard time getting solid colorways because the multi-colored skeins are so enticing to me, but the color (although just one) to this yarn caught my eye. Its very bright, but I couldn't resist! I know there are only certain things that I can wear them with, but I think it will be fun when I do!
2 comments:
No worry, people will notice those sunny yellow socks..maybe you should pass out sunglasses with them. Really, they look comfy and intricate! I love them!
I love brite socks, too. They look great and very happy!
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