Because... everyone needs a crazy pair of socks....
How could I ever feel upset or sad wearing these?
Yes, my rainbow socks make me so happy!
Im glad that I finally finished them. I knit these using magic loop on size 1 needles, and worked a short row heel. I must say I am quite pleased with how closely the stripes match up.
It is insanely hot outside right now, so sadly, my happy rainbow socks will have to wait until fall.
5 comments:
Those socks rock! I love colorful things. Question, why don't you notice the heel stitches as much, it's like you bought the socks in a store & the pink socks that you are working on your can see the heel stitches a lot more? Is it the pattern?
Those socks are awesome! I'll have to get some of that when I come visit my favorite shop!:)
Wow I love these socks, if I saw them in a shop I would buy them straight away. I know you said that you don't really need a pattern but it would be really helpful if you would describe your pattern as I am scared on knitting socks.
Hi,
Ok about the rainbow socks...
I cast on 64 stitches, worked 22 rounds or so in k2, p2 ribbing, continued in stockinette st for the leg about 6 inches or so, then I worked a short row heel back and forth on half of the stitches. (To answer "Ash" the short row heel does have a completely different look than a traditional heel flap that is on my other sock.)You can find instructions for a short row heel on the internet, I happened to use instructions out of an old magazine. I then continued in stockinette stitch on all sts for the foot of the sock ending 2 inches before the tip of my toes. I then worked a traditional toe that you will find instructions for on any sock pattern.
I hope that this helps! Email me if you have more questions.
Thankyou for all of your comments! I appreciate every single one!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE these socks! I was wondering how much yarn you used for the pair. I checked out the different Regia yarns and found a couple I like but don't want to have way too much or not enough. Thanks a bunch!!!
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