There must be something going around as I stumbled upon several blogging sock knitters (or sock knitting bloggers) recently :) If only I knew what double pointed needles or circular needle even meant! :P
Oh you definitely have the sock knitting bug! Love this yarn. I always knit on double pointed too. I have a fancy set that are made of aviation aluminum. I haven't tried them out yet. Susan loves hers. Looking forward to seeing these completed.
I'm getting so much sock envy at the moment! Just lovely. Tell me, did you use a tutorial online or anything? I would love to start a pair but need to work up the courage first!
fabulous - I love circular needles
ReplyDeletea new pair already? haha you've gone to the other side I see ^^
ReplyDeleteAnother great choice of wool. It is amazing how it works out. Can we put in orders?!
ReplyDeleteYou could enter them in Helena's pairs next week!
NEXT year.....I'm NOT getting on so many DT's & I FULLY hope to join in this sort of thing....loving those colours you're combining there:)
ReplyDeleteThat wool is utterly fantastic! You could probably start a wee Etsy shop ... you'd sell out, no trouble at all!
ReplyDeleteLove the colours.
ReplyDeleteThat wool is brilliant and I love how you're getting into those socks. Can't wait to see the end results
ReplyDeleteJo xxx
Wow, racing ahead here! I admire your skill with that circular needle. And the wool is knitting up beautifully.
ReplyDeleteYou have been well and truly bitten by the sock bug! Looking good.
ReplyDeleteLove that wool, and I can't believe how quickly you are making them! If you run out of worthy sock wearers ... I'm a size 4 ;-)
ReplyDeleteThere must be something going around as I stumbled upon several blogging sock knitters (or sock knitting bloggers) recently :) If only I knew what double pointed needles or circular needle even meant! :P
ReplyDeleteOh you definitely have the sock knitting bug! Love this yarn. I always knit on double pointed too. I have a fancy set that are made of aviation aluminum. I haven't tried them out yet. Susan loves hers. Looking forward to seeing these completed.
ReplyDeleteThose twenty words are perfect to describe the feeling of being addicted to sock knitting and just wanting to knit! I LOVE that yarn you've chosen.
ReplyDeleteI'm getting so much sock envy at the moment! Just lovely. Tell me, did you use a tutorial online or anything? I would love to start a pair but need to work up the courage first!
ReplyDeletei loved the colour you used before...think i love this colour even more. they look fab!
ReplyDeleteI loved the colors of the first pair, but this pair even tops those---the pattern and the colors are fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYep, it does look like the bug has bitten you . . . gonna be another great pair of socks around your place soon! :)
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful colours! I am smiling at your impatience to get started.
ReplyDeleteThese look fabulous x
ReplyDeleteI think I need you to teach me :)
oh the socks! perhaps i need to pick up a new craft this summer!
ReplyDeleteOoh, another sock! I love the colours!! Is it called "coral snake" perhaps?!
ReplyDeleteLove the 'magic' wool you are using that makes it look like you are knitting a pattern.
ReplyDeleteI still can't believe that that wool works the way it does! Xx
ReplyDeleteThat wool is gorgeous. I've never tried knitting socks with circular needles, maybe I should x
ReplyDeleteLooking nice! I just can't deal with all those double pointed needles - love my circulars instead. :)
ReplyDeleteOoh great colours Sian :)
ReplyDeleteOooh - one of my favorite color palettes!
ReplyDeleteRinda
Oh those will be lovely socks, such fun colours.
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