to sock.
The pattern was very straight forward and easy to follow.
Both the foot and leg were completed in a long spiral shape leaving a hole for the heel, which is another spiral completed at the end.
Most of the deviations I made from the pattern were unintentional, but do not alter the way the sock fits me.
I did choose to close the heel with a double crochet join rather than sewing the two sides together, I think it works better with the stretch of the crochet fabric.
Happy weekend crafting.
10 comments:
you are very clever Tracey,well done.xx
well done, you are mixing it up with the knitting and crochet. have fun making it's pair.
Very clever pattern, looks so good.
Lovely pattern!
And I love that you added (sometimes) to your blog banner. So true. I tend to start a lot more projects than I finish!
I think we all need your beautiful socks with Melbourne's weather at the moment.
Looks fantastic! Mine are a little thicker looking but then I used what I thought was a thin 5ply because it was a total experiment. But they fit comfortably in my shoes so I am happy.
the turn of the pattern is so effective... another pair of beauties coming up...
Hugz
Lovely socks, especially when done with the lacy look of crochet :) Barb.
I genuinely think we should crown you the Queen of Socks!
Yes, you really are the queen of socks. These are gorgeous.
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