This sock is not my size as it's John's. Knitted on 2.25mm KnitPicks Circular needle. 80sts total The pattern is simple. k4, p4 for 6 rounds and then p4, k4 for 6 rounds. Repeat. The texture at least makes it more interesting. The yarn is one of the 'Prego' ones I bought at Globus in Sandhausen for about £1 (€1.49)a 50gm ball, 75% superwash wool, 25% nylon.
Knitted toe up using Andersson Heel.EDIT: THIS SOCK IS CHARCOAL, FOR SOME REASON OTHERS SEE IT AS BLUE!
11 comments:
that's really true love.
but they look nice ;-))
Looks great Colin! And remember: he lets you knit socks for him...:-) my love refuses any time!
At least they don't look boring. I love them. I think I will do a pair like that!
They are beautiful Knitman. John is sure to love them - boring or not.
Yes Colin, another beautiful pair of socks. Love the pattern and will use
the concept for my next pair for my husband.
Nice looking sock, Colin! It looks very blue on my monitor, too!
Quite a nice texture stitch for a plain color, I like the grey too. DH
like his socks with a fairly plain rib down the entire leg, 'course he
has very skinny ankles and other socks bag there, yucch! He will wear
striped socks, but he doesn't have a job that cares about his
appearance.
oh i love the texture of these socks!! really gorgeous. love how the blue looks in texture.
A beautiful, heathery deep blue here, too. I thought you'd gotten John to
agree to colours! Ah well, they're gorgeous - even if not blue. :o)
Looks blue to me too. But beautiful, and not all that boring to me.
I am currently knitting a bit more interesting ones as birthday gift for MyGuy, but the next ones he gets to choose. I am afraid they will be plain stockinette. It's a good thing I love him.
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