I made myself finish the second of the latest pair of socks before I would start my sweater. (I swore that knitting WILL NOT turn into yet another collection of unfinished projects!)
These are knit on the sock loom in a basketweave pattern out of Lang “Mille Colori” Socks and Lace superwash yarn. I doubt that I will use this brand of sock yarn again. I love the color, but there were so many slubs and very thin places that I am concerned about how the socks will wear.
I named them “Whovian” socks as they remind me of the multicolored knitted scarf that the Tom Baker Dr. Who always wore.
I love the basket weave! Lovely to look at!
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Thanks, Nanci!
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They are very attractive socks and look comfy too. I hear what you say about thin spots and slubs as I knit too. It’s more accurate to say I used to be a knitting fiend prior to becoming a blogger. Now I don’t have the time for knitting but I won’t be giving up my boxes of wool because I usually knit something every winter. This winter I knit a sweater for a niece and this coming winter I’ll knit one for her sister.
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I find that I am working out blog post ideas in my head while I am knitting. So hopefully I won’t totally lose blog time while obsessing on the sweater.
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So beautiful and colorful. I think that I could use them next winter. 🙂
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After seeing your photos of walking on the ice, I think you need socks like these!
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Janet, I love how these are obviously a pair through your yarn, pattern and colour choices, yet asymmetrical in the random design … such ‘artzy fartzy’ socks!!!
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I like the idea of having artsy-fartsy feet!
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Love them!!! 🙂
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The odd, unmatched stripes make me smile!
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They are so cute!! Well done, Janet 🙂
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Thanks, Calee! They feel good to wear, too!
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