use vesper, but get smaller needles since it’s 100% merino, no nylon.
reinforcing center of bottom of the sole with slip stitch ala eye of partridge.
with super tight gauge, came up with a larger stitch count than the large size to get the right diameter for my feet. this slowed me down but will hopefully wear better!
| Began | December 29, 2013 |
| Finished | April 28, 2014 |
100% | |
| Edited | April 29, 2014 |
| Pattern URL | Blurred Lines Socks by 424013 |
| Made for | me |
| Size made | Larger |
Twin with Ingrid!
listed on September 16, 2010.
with leftover aangel yarn. Cast on to knit on the yarn crawl at the end of February. Increased to 68 st instead of my previous standard of 72 since my feet are smaller. Used the heel from the FLKH but not the cardboard template. Knit till the socks were at my ankle bone and started…
This was my first attempt at lace knitting and dropping stitches. I was worried about my cast on not being loose enough, so I found and used Eunny’s "lace cast on". I also used a different bind off, but I don’t recall which one right now. The pattern was very simple – knit knit knit…
I made two dischlothes with this pattern for my sister Lisa – one with the Playtime colorway exclusively. I did most of the knitting on this one in the airport and airplane while flying to San Francisco. Then I made a second one by casting on Playtime and switching to Daily Ombre for the rest…
I love this pattern and purchased tan, green, and plum colored yarn for it. Started mid-September. Update: Finished sock one on October 16th. Updated 2/08: I’m about 1/2 done with the second sock. HIBERNATING. I’m tired of these! My guage is looser than I’d like, the weaving of the yarn for the stripes takes more…
