They're done. So warm and cushy. I wish I had more of this wonderful yarn.
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Oh how wonderful they look! I have a couple of friends that would fight for those because they love purple. Do you knit just one at a time?
ReplyDeleteOh, I can see why you love the yarn, Bonnie! They are so pretty. Way to go!
ReplyDeleteThat was FAST! They're beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteBrenda, I do knit my socks one at a time. I have tried the two at a time method but I can knit them faster one at a time. I find there is less manipulating of the needles working on DPs in the round. I just keep a row clicker with me and make notes on the pattern so I can make the second sock identical. I know everyone has a favorite method but this is mine.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comments. I wore these today and they are warm and oh-so-soft.
Oh, they're beautiful Bonnie! I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteThese look very warm and toasty. And I love the colour xxx
ReplyDeleteThey came out great!! My girls would love these!
ReplyDeleteYou beat me, Bonnie. I still have Hedgerow Sock #2 on my needles but have also been busy with a home school co-op and preparing a painting for a museum show. I am determined to finish this weekend. Meanwhile enjoy your socks. The colors are so vibrant together. Nice choice and nice work! :)
ReplyDeleteYay!! Wool socks are the best. Love the pretty yarn.
ReplyDeleteJody
Gosh you are fast ! Mine are where they were on Monday, but I have been working all week :(.
ReplyDeleteYour socks look great :) And perfect timing with all your new snow.
It actually got down to 28 degrees the other night! These socks would have come in handy :)
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