Showing posts with label socks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label socks. Show all posts

Wednesday, 26 January 2022

Christmas Eve Cast-On Finished

 

This was a fun and fast knit and I love the colours in this one. It reminds me of old Victorian Christman.

Yarn used: Opal  Glitter mit Silbereffekt, 9670 Shine
Needle: 2.50 mm
Started: 24th of December 2021
Finished: 25th of January 2022
Pattern: Just a Vanilla Sock
Designer: Me ;) 

Sunday, 16 January 2022

Christmas Eve Cast -On

 


On Christmas eve I wanted to cast on a pair of socks with this lovely Opal yarn that I bought in Cambridge 2019. It has a silver sparkle in it so it was perfect to use it during Christmas and I was not using any patterns for this one, so just a vanilla sock with a bit of "fun" just after the rib.

I have just cast on the second sock so this pair will soon be finished.

Yarn used: Fingering weight (Opal 9670 Shine)
Needle: 2.50 mm
Started: 24th of December 2021



Friday, 28 May 2021

September Socks

 

September Socks (Socks with faked Cables)

These socks have a long history with me because I started way back in 2011 or thereabout and I was a new knitter then after a long pause from 1987 when I just had started to learn it back in 1985 with mums help. So when I put this to the side and left it for some time I could not see where in the pattern I was because I was not experienced enough at that time, so I ripped it all up and left it to that, but I had deiced to use this yarn for That sock in the future and that future was now in 2021.

I'm so pleased with them and the pattern is so easy to knit and it looks nice and I managed to make them to match. There will be more socks in this pattern.


If you want to give these a go then you'll find the pattern here at Ravelry.
The pattern is in Swedish and English by Helene Wallin

Yarn Used: Fingering weight
Needle: 2.50 mm
Started: 18th of April 2021
Finished: 28th  of May 2021
Designer: Helene Wallin



Saturday, 6 June 2020

Short and Sweet Socks

 I have for some time now, years actually, wanted to learn to use magic loop and when my favourite pod caster woman Kay Jones of the Bakery Bears Pod-cast started a knitting university series, I jumped on it. I finally could learn this and I made a pair of socks with magic loop. After I had finished this I didn't hate Magic Loop as much as before but still prefer my DPNs.




Yarn used: Mayflower 1 Class
Needle: 2.25 mm
Started: 1st May 2020
Finished: 4th, June 2020
Pattern: n/a
Designer: Kay F Jones