Yarnings socks
a yearning for Yarnings of pink stripes!
gift from Michelle of Berry Colorful Yarnings, with several skeins to give away.
a yearning for Yarnings of pink stripes!
gift from Michelle of Berry Colorful Yarnings, with several skeins to give away.
Began | July 19, 2015 |
Finished | July 22, 2015 |
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Edited | July 30, 2015 |
Made for | me |
Cast on in train to Madrona! Top border: garter, 5” tall. Wedge: used for social knitting and did much further than necessary. slightly asymmetrical! Main section: began striping with the lavender yarn – 4 rows of lav, then 2 rows of main Bottom border: garter, 2 1/4” tall. striped with the lav yarn changing colors…
This should look pretty in the Risata Baby Doll that I got last shipment. Make Toe-up, though. May 27: Cast on with Judy’s Cast-on. Increased slightly between the toe and arch. Used the lace pattern from Spring Forward, but made up the rest of the pattern on the fly. I did patterning on the short…
This was my first pair of socks, and I used this pattern because it was on the shelf as a free tear off, and I knew I couldn’t go as wrong by buying the yarn specified in a pattern like this. I liked the colors a lot, I’m a big fan of valentine’s day. I…
using the lace from the low tide cardi to make a necklace length cowl to wrap around as many times as there is yarn. I had half a skein left after the low tide, and I love how the Madelinetosh TML shows off in this stitch.
A springy happy version of Urbanity. The Lilt Sock is slightly lighter than the Trinity Sock, so it made a more airy fabric, by just a touch. The silk makes it luxurious. The drop stitches worked up so nice in this yarn too.
knit to pattern until 2 1/2” under arm. Added corrugated ribbing with handspun for 8 rows. Increased under this band about every 8 stitches to give a little more fullness to the body. Also increased on side seams every 10 rows for an a-line look. For sleeves, started with the instructions of teal and gray…