Last week I showed you the heel of my Sherbet Lemon Socks that I was knitting for the No Nylon Sock KAL and, I’m pleased to say, this week I finally finished them despite a heap of other projects and distractions. And not only finished , but I actually wrote the pattern up today!
As regular readers may remember, I set a goal at the beginning of the year to post six patterns on Ravelry. So far, I’ve posted none. But now I’ve finally written something up, I just need to work out how to add patterns to Ravelry. So while I twist my brain around that that, I’ll leave you to look at the pics of the finished article…
Some of you may remember that when I knitted the first of this pair I didn’t like the round toe and you suggested incorporating it in the pattern, which I’ve done and I think works well with this tiny twisted stitch. Hope you agree.
Great sock! And a gorgeous colour too 🙂
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Thank you. Yes, I love the colour and I have heaps more of that yarn, so I can see a few more yellow pairs coming up 🙂
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Just perfect! The Dutch square heel is a new one to me but looks very neat. Love the yellow – my first pair were a similar yellow:)
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Thank you. I recall your first pair being that sort of colour – good colour for socks 🙂
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Looking good! Let us know when the pattern is up on Ravelry.
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Thank you. Will do. I’m having a tooth extracted yesterday and have ben told I’ll need to rest as it’s quite deep and going to be quite surgical – so that will give me plenty of time to mess and get it done, assuming I’m thinking straight after the experience.
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Great socks Bekki!
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Thank you 🙂
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What a perfect summer sock!!!!
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Thank you. Although I remember some British summers when we didn’t need socks 🙂
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Hey, is that the sock mannequin? Ha! Perfect! Really love the colour!!!
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It is. I bought it for a couple of quid in an antiques barn. First time I’ve used it – much easier than trying to contort yourself to take pics of your own foot or explain to hubby which bits of your foot you want him to take the picture of 🙂
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Love the colour and they look so comfy 🙂
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Thank you. will give them an outing very soon.
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Very snazzy socks which would be perfect for a picnic in my buttercup field. Seems you had a yellow week too!
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Oh yes. I nearly called them buttercup, but it seemed too predictable. Mind it would be a lovely shot of them in your buttercup field. I’ll keep an eye open – Problem is too many sheep around here and hubby’s far to keen on cutting the lawn 😦 Ha! Who’d have thought I’d every say too many sheep was a problem 🙂
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They look great! I love the colour and the toes are so neatly stitched. Well done for completing the first goal!
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Thank you. Although not completed yet, been in dentist all morning, so back to working out how to post it now, while I recover on the settee.
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These turned out awesome. Such a lovely pattern, and I do like the look of the toe you used. Very elegant. 🙂
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Thank you. I am very pleased with them 🙂
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These look lovely. Very bright and textured. 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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Very summery 🙂
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Thank you – although it was a happy accident I used that colour 🙂
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They look great and I love the pattern! I’ve fallen for the fish lips kiss heel and am using that atm, I can’t decide whether I prefer the star of the kitchener heel!
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One of the things I love about socks is that you can usually swap the heel round for one you like if a pattern doesn’t show your favourite.
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I love this sock. Can’t wait to see your pattern. I will definitely be trying it.
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Thank you! Just posted it on Ravelry this morning and blogged the link in a post too. Are we friends on ravelry btw? I think not – I’ll have to track you down 🙂
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These are fab! Congratulations on publishing your first Ravelry pattern 🙂
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Thank you! 🙂
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The socks are a great shape and I love the pattern. They also look really comfortable to wear. Well done with the pattern – now you only have five more to do. 🙂
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Uh oh! Knew somebody would be counting 🙂 Thank you. Glad you like them.
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