Dunes of Tinfou Socks
Pattern: Dunes of Tinfou
Yarn: Opal 4-ply sock yarn, 2 skeins
Needles: US size 1 DPN's
Finished:August 2007
I made some significant modifications to the pattern (listed here).
Pattern: Dunes of Tinfou
Yarn: Opal 4-ply sock yarn, 2 skeins
Needles: US size 1 DPN's
Finished:August 2007
I made some significant modifications to the pattern (listed here).
Pattern: Snowflake Lace
Yarn: Patons Kroy Socks, 2 skeins
Needles: US size 1 DPN's
Finished:February 2007
Pattern: Cablenet
Yarn: Lang Jawoll Superwash, 2 skeins
Needles: US size 1 DPN's
Finished:June2007
Pattern:Felted Kids' Slippers
Yarn: KnitPicks Bare Merino, dyed with KoolAid
Needles: US size 11's (Denise needle set)
Finished: December 2006
Pattern:Stockinette socks (cast on 64 stitches, 1 inch 1x1 ribbing, 6 inches leg, and so on)
Yarn: Opal Rainforest in Flamingo, Tiger, Zebra, and Owl
Needles: US size 1 DPN's
Finished: November 2006
Pattern:Stockinette socks, usual pattern
Yarn: Lana Grossa yarn (possibly Mega Boot Stretch?)
Needles: US size 2 DPN's
Finished: October 2006
Pattern:Jaywalkers
Yarn: First pair - yarn unknown. Second pair, Opal Dokterfish
Needles: US size 2 DPN's (first pair); US size 1 DPN's (second pair)
Finished: First pair - finished May 2006 for Spring Feet swap; second pair finished October 2006
Pattern:Beaded Rib, from Sensational Socks
Yarn: Trekking XXL,
Needles: US size 2 DPN's
Finished: October 2006
Pattern:Pink Ribbon socks, by Lisa Lloyd (free pdf download from that page) with modifications as listed below
Yarn: Valuruguai Mimosa Superwash wool (from my stash)
Needles: Crystal Palace bamboo DPN's, 2.75 mm
Finished: July 2006, just in time for my sisters and I to wear them in the San Francisco Avon Walk for Breast Cancer
Modifications:
The pattern as written doesn't let the top part of the loop 'close' very neatly - it looks kind of chopped off.
To fix this, I replaced the first four rows of the charted pattern with the following:
Row 1: p14
Row 2 p6, k2, p6
Row 3: p5, pfkf (purl stitch, then knit into front of same stitch), k2, kfb (knit into front and back of stitch), p5
Row 4: p6, k4, p6
It stretches the top a bit more and has you do the increase a row earlier than she's got in the pattern, but it
actually 'closes' the loop at the top of the ribbon, which the existing pattern doesn't really do.
I also made two pairs with a single ribbon instead of two - this simply required 10 rows of purl before and after doing the ribbon cable.
Pattern: Waterfall Rib pattern from Sensational Socks
Yarn: Socketta (colorway unknown)
Needles: US 2 DPN's
Finished: April 2006 (for SockpalOOOza sock pal)
Pattern: Based on these Limbo Socks
Yarn: Lana Grossa Meilenweit Mega Boots Stretch in colorway #705
Needles: 2.75 mm bamboo
Finished: April 2006 (for Richard)
Pattern: Pomatomus
Yarn: Socketta
Needles: US size 1
Finished: January 14, 2006 (made for my mom's birthday)
Pattern: Basic Sock Pattern
Yarn: Colori (# unknown)
Needles: size 3 double pointed
Finished: December, 2005
Pattern: Fuzzy Feet
Yarn: Peruvian Highland Wool
Needles: size 10.5 Denise interchangeable needles
Finished: December, 2005 (made for Richard)
Pattern: Basic sock pattern with peacock heel and kitcher-stitched toe
Yarn:"Dancing" from Knitpicks
Finished: October, 2005
Pattern: Fuzzy Feet
Yarn: Wool of the Andes, in pink, from Knitpicks
Finished: October 10, 2005
Pattern: Basketcase Socks
Yarn: Trekking yarn (color unknown)
Finished: September, 2005
Pattern: Basic sock pattern peacock heel, kitchener stitch toe, using zigzag eyelet pattern
Yarn: Colori
Finished: September, 2005 (for SockPalTwoza)
Pattern: Basic sock pattern peacock heel, kitchener stitch toe
Yarn: 'Dancing', from KnitPicks
Finished: September, 2005
Pattern: Basic sock pattern peacock heel, kitchener stitch toe
Yarn: Colori
Finished: September, 2005
Pattern: Dublin Bay
Yarn: Trekking XXL in Pebbles
Finished: May, 2005
Pattern: Basic sock pattern peacock heel, kitchener stitch toe, with spiral rib pattern
Yarn: Regia Multi-Effect (blue ones) and Trekking XXL in Olive
Finished: April, 2005
Pattern: Basic sock pattern peacock heel, kitchener stitch toe, with spiral rib pattern
Yarn: Colori Sock it To Me
Finished: April, 2005
Spiral Rib Pattern:
Cast on stitches in a multpile of four and do k1p1 ribbing for however long you want (for this pair I did two inches). Then k4 p4 around the entire circuit once; on the next time around k2tog k3 p4 then k4p4 around and around and around until it's as long as you want. The decreased stitch allows the rib to spiral without you having to do any counting whatsoever. Then once the heel's done and you're picking up the stitches to start the foot, increase one stitch somewhere on the top flap of the sock, and you're right back to the number of stitches you started with.
Pattern: Basic sock pattern from Lion Brand
Yarn: sock yarn from Cherry Tree Hill
Finished: March, 2005 (these were my very first socks!)