Priceless
Numbers of mistakes made in intarsia along the way: 11
Number of times multiple rows were tinked back to correct mistakes in intarsia: 11
Number of pink stockinette stitches consecutively knitted on size 0 needles: 9,000
Number of ends woven in: 20
Getting to dance around the apartment in hand-knit bubblegum pink argyle socks?
You know the answer.
Specs:
Yarn: Dalegarn Baby Ull (MC 4516, CC 8523, 2908)
Needles: US 0/2mm
Gauge: Flat -- 8.5sts x 12 rows per inch; in the round --10sts x 14 rows per inch (in case you should ever need proof that knitting in the same yarn on the same size needles can still give you vastly different gauges depending on whether you knit flat or in the round)
Pattern: Moth Heaven and the Cybersock Argyle Tutorial
18 Comments:
Gorgeous socks!
Ah, fabulous!
They are lovely! Love the fun colours!
Fantastic! Instarsia - bleah. But you may have just insspired me - you may start a new trend!
Fabulous job on the intarsia. I love those colorful socks!
Those are awesome!! Nice work! Enjoy them! :)
i love argyle - your socks are SOO cute! great job!
You know, I have never been a sock knitter and usually think that hand-knit socks look clunky, but yours are beautiful and fit you so well! Excellent job! I like them so well I may have to change my mind entirely about knitting socks!
Just fabulous! Spectacular! Congratulations! They are so pretty, I want some!
Yay pink socks!!! Now both your feet can be happy.
So cute! They really turned out well, the argyle is such a fun pattern, and I love the pink. So cheerful, when it's so gloomy outside.
fabulous! just gorgeous! your feet look very happy to be wearing them.
Absolutely charming! It's no wonder you feel like dancing around. :)
Hi again, I am wondering if I could get you to email me you email address. Blogger is making it very tricky to respond! knittypants at hotmail dot com
Thanks
Brilliant socks! Love the bright colours!... You must be proud of yourself!
Happy feet, indeed! Incredible socks.
The socks are great! I love the design.
Fantastic! Such a great color combination, and you model them well :)
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