I actually finished these socks sometime last week, but it wasn't until the weekend that I had time and daylight to get photos. (Who knew that graduating takes so much work??)
This pattern is Anniversary Socks by Nancy Bush, which I knit and loved once before, and always meant to make again. This time, I used one of my favorite yarns, Ella Rae Lace Merino, and bumped up the stitch count a bit. I've knit four pairs of socks from the Lace Merino now, and although it's not the hardiest yarn I've ever used, it makes for a wonderfully soft and delicate sock. I find the extra darning is worth the prettiness.
And honestly, these particular socks are so beautiful that I wouldn't mind having a drawer full of them!
Details on Ravelry here.
This pattern is Anniversary Socks by Nancy Bush, which I knit and loved once before, and always meant to make again. This time, I used one of my favorite yarns, Ella Rae Lace Merino, and bumped up the stitch count a bit. I've knit four pairs of socks from the Lace Merino now, and although it's not the hardiest yarn I've ever used, it makes for a wonderfully soft and delicate sock. I find the extra darning is worth the prettiness.
And honestly, these particular socks are so beautiful that I wouldn't mind having a drawer full of them!
Details on Ravelry here.
2 comments:
These are beautiful! Love how delicate the cables are. Going to knit my first ever socks this year, it's been decided! :) x
I certainly wouldn't mind having a drawer full of them, so beautiful!
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