My first ever socks that have been neglected for other craft and knitting projects are finally finished!
I am so stoked that i chose to be brave and try an interesting pattern off the bat (despite advice from many to chose a plain pattern ;)
I learnt alot of new knitting skills including magic loop, short rows, M1, kitchener stitch and new lace techniques so i am feeling alot more confident to attempt some more technical projects!
I LOVE the Vintage Purls yarn i used and can see myself buying ALOT more of it in the future hehe
Right so enough chitchat, i sure you all want to see photos!!!!!!!



Now i need to sort out what im goign to do with the first pair i cast on in the wrong number of stitches. Im goign to do basic rib but need to have a think on how to do the decreasing etc.
5 comments:
Yay Hannah, they look fantastic.
They look beautiful Hannah. Well done :-).
oh yay! .. can't wait to see them!
they turned out fabulously, well done!!
wow go you!! i reckon people should definitely start with a pretty sock patterns, unless they are using DK, otherwise how else would you persevere?!
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