


Here are the finished pics of my Fawkes socks. It was a tumultuous struggle, but I think I came out on top! The pattern was easy enough; but the yardage scared me to death, all for not. I actually get to walk away with several leftover yards! How's that for irony! I'm pleased, however, with the end result. I would have liked to have added a repeat or two of the lace pattern to each sock, rather than have the leftover yarn, but... on the other hand, I completed a pair of socks in only 4 freakin' days! hah! ;)
4 comments:
Thanks Erica! You know I'm huge fan of yours, too! ;)
yay for another finished pair. you're on a roll:o)
I really like those, espacially the color ! My grandma taught me knitting when I was a kid but I wasn't patient enough ;)
Thanks June:) Try picking those needles back up again; you might really enjoy it now. :)
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