Scrappy Striped Socks - revisited
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| Scrappy Striped Socks November 2016 |
Knit with scraps from five different yarns meant lots of ends to contend with once the final stitches were grafted.
Knitting details can be found on this August post.
Knit with scraps from five different yarns meant lots of ends to contend with once the final stitches were grafted.
Knitting details can be found on this August post.
Those are some good looking socks. The colors are great together and it appears that you didn't have much left over.
ReplyDeleteWeaving in ends - argh! Beautiful socks.
ReplyDeleteThey look great! I had a bunch of ends to weave in on my last socks since I used different yarn for the heels and toes, but I'm trying to just relax and enjoy the weaving.
ReplyDeleteThose turned out great!! They even match! WOW
ReplyDeleteYes! As Bev mentioned they even match and I'm so impressed. SOme socks beg to be finished in my line of knits , some just linger. Hooray for your finish. I dont' like weaving in ends. GOOD FOR YOU for using up the stash.
ReplyDeleteI love them - I'm a big fan of stripes and I love that they are made of things left from other projects.
ReplyDeleteThe socks are gorgeous and so well matched. You are a brave soul wrangling all those ends!
ReplyDeleteThese look great, Nancy!!! I just love the way you turn scraps into useful items!
ReplyDeleteWay to use up your scraps! Our weather has been going up and down. Not quite cold enough to pull out the wool socks yet. Do you wash your socks before the first wearing or block them ?
ReplyDeleteVery fun socks! I'd love to watch you take care of those ends as I'm never entirely happy the way I do it.
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