Complicated...
Yes...
One sock down...and one more to go..
If I have enough patience that is...
From Bendigo Woollen mill...
In carnation...
I has just the right amount of stretch for socks
and is very soft...
I ordered the 8 ply which is very thick
I think it would work really well on a thick knitted sock as well..
Just don't know if I can get my shoes on with these thou...
36 comments:
Oh my gosh! So, so beautiful! Definately do the next one.
I love it ... beautiful!
it looks great!love the color too :)
Lovely and warm for these cooler days. Hope you get through the partner quickly.
Looking gorgeous as always.
It looks so lovely and romantic! (I grew up a Laura Ashley girl....), but I admire your patience, looks rather complicated indeed, good luck on the second one! X Floortje
It looks AMAZING! And lovely and warm, no doubt. You are just too clever! :-)
If they don't fit in your shoes, maybe they could be very-fancy-socks-for-wearing-with-gum-boots?? No one would see them under your gum boots, but YOU'd know how pretty your feet look inside those wellies! :)
Caz :)
Absolutely gorgeous, what a pretty pink! xox You are so very talented!
It looks lovely! Do make the other one soon! We can't wait to see you model them!
These socks are so beautiful, the color is perfect. Jump right into sock number 2 so you avoid second sock syndrome.
Meredith
Socks are really pretty but I would like to know what make of shoes you are wearing. They look very comfy.
I didn't think I would say yes to crochet socks BUT Yes, Yes, Yes....
Keep going and start no 2, gorgeous! That Bendigo wool is divine also :-)
Your sock is that perfect mix of traditional and totally modern design. You answered my question about whether the crocheting would allow enough stretch for a good fit.
The sock looks great over the black tights. Maybe, you might even consider getting a new pair of shoes that would be completely dedicated to showing off the completed pair of socks? They will deserve showcasing!
Best wishes.
Look how pretty. You are just a smartie pants, aren't you? hee-hee. If it takes patience, I'm out. That's not my strong suit. Love the rosie color and the pattern though.
What really nice socks! I would like those in the winter when the cold comes to Sweden.One wants to be nice in winter too.
Gorgeous! Love it with the black beneath, too. Really makes the lace pattern stand out!
Love your sock! You better had make the other one!! x
Amazing. I wish I could knit.
Clever, clever you.
Loving the skirt, too.
Xx
Wow! I'm impressed! ! ! !
Gorgous! Wish my skill level was upto this.
Oh how exciting! It's abSoLUteLY delightful!
oh my goodness! that is absolutely gorgeous! is it your own pattern? LOVE LOVE LOVE!
x
It looks beautiful. If there is a mathematical rule on the amount of pink to lacy pattern, you've hit it.
The hardest task in all of craftdom is to start on the second sock/glove/mitten/sleeve. Good luck! I look forward to seeing the pair.
seu trabalho é muito bonito ,e bem feito parece uma renda ,adoro meias,gostaria muito de ter uma dessas ,tomara que um dia vc coloque o esquema dela pra gente poder fazer ,mas vc é de muito bom gosto ,parabens,tania,
They're very unusual, but very pretty! Good luck with number two :)
I love your sock. I hope that you enjoyed your birthday, it must be the same day as mine!
Oh wow, it's gorgeous! I love it! I want a pair!
so pretty, michelle! can't wait to see both of them. :)
Oh I love it!!! I've been wanting to make my own socks but as I can only crochet there isn't a lot out there. I did find a pattern though and now you've inspired me even more to tackle it. Thanks Michelle :) K
Gorgeous!
Oh wow!!! Amazing work!!!
OMG Michelle the sock is amazing, gorgeous and I think the best crocheted thing I have EVER seen!!
Wow, really surprising and interesting blog.
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Hello,
so gorgous!!!
greetings Crissi
EEP! I need help with that pattern! I've never been able to figure out the international diagrams!!! AWESOME JOB!! :)
Haha! Just read my comment from when you posted this and have only now realised that the pattern I found was the same as yours :)) That's hilarious. There's a lesson for me here... I should read posts more regularly! :) Kx
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