I thought I'd join in with the
KAL in
ravelry this month, which was to knit a toe up sock. I have never tried this before so thought it would be good to learn something new.
I chose the
express lane socks which also called for magic loop knitting, which I actually really like now I've tried it.
I've done seven repeats of the pattern so far for the foot, but think I will need to add one more for my feet to get the correct length.

The pattern actually came out better in the photo than it looks in real life, as the yarn is quite
variegated and i wasn't sure how clear it would look....

.. and I had to post a picture of the toe - done using a provisional cast on (why do I put myself through this??).. I had to cut it out in the end as I think I knitted through the wrong part of the crochet chain, oh well, it turned out ok in the end!
6 comments:
Socks looks lovely! I've just started a pair of mittens ~ knitting on 3 needles ~ and am finding it a lot more difficult than thought it would be!
They look wonderfully warm and cosy already, I don't think I could knit a pair of socks if my life depended on it!
x
I am knitting a winter cap right now on 3 needles and I am not good at it in that size even. I admire your work very much, it looks great. I wish I was as good as you.:o) By the way, a new award is awaiting you on my blog. I hope you like it.:o)
that does look nice and the yarn colors are pretty. I don't fancy trying the magic loop, I did try once ages ago but didn't really like it so I'm sticking with my dpn's because I actually do really like using them.
I have awarded your blog Esther! :) Just check mine for the details. And these socks, you're great talent! :)
I love the colour of this yarn and the pattern is great too. It will look really nice warn.
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