Hi Guys :)
Remember my crocheted toe sock?
Well...here it is!
It isn't the prettiest looking sock, but as i used DK yarn it is super cozy and warm!
I've had to sew up a few places where i've dropped stitches, and i can see a few in the photo above that i have missed, but never mind.
I have to say, once i got started , it was pretty fast to work up, the heel was quite scary as i had never done one before, but it turned out to be pretty easy, i didn't work to a pattern, i just halved the rows and worked back and forth, slipping a stitch at the start of each row.
In hindsight, i wish i had decreased a few more stitches on the cuff, as it is quite baggy, and added a few extra rows, but i can easily rip it out and add them, so it isn't the be-all and end-all.
I've already started the toe of the next sock and threaded it onto the needles, i did it as soon as i had finished, this way i don't get second sock syndrome haha :)
In garden news, i have planted out the leeks, the poor things won't know what has hit them, it has suddenly turned so windy! We live in a very hilly area, and we are practically on top of one of the hills, so there is very little protection from the wind. I wonder if i can figure something out that will block the wind a little? hmm.. must add it to my to-do list.
What are you up to this week?
Well done on the sock! I hope that the leeks will be OK. xx
ReplyDeleteThank you :), i hope so too! they seem a little limp today :( xx
DeleteWell done you on your sock, I've still got leeks to plant out x
ReplyDeleteThank you Jo, do you have any tips on how not to kill leeks? :) xx
Deletenothing beats handcrafted socks I love them :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Dawn :D i love them too, my foot is toasty warm haha :D xx
DeleteLove the socks <3
ReplyDeleteI love your enthusiasm over your socks. Isn't it great to learn something new?!? Yay you! :^)
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