I had to sneak in another photo from my trip to Roger's Gardens, this Magnolia blossom was so beautiful in person, the petals looked like rich velvet, I could just picture it as a mature tree covered with these gorgeous flowers.
I have admired the socks on Gilraen's blog and know that she has made several of the patterns in this book. It has some incredible patterns that I will now have to knit, the challenge will be to match the perfect yarn for each pattern (something Gilraen excels at) and one that I hope to develop as I gain experience.
I have admired the socks on Gilraen's blog and know that she has made several of the patterns in this book. It has some incredible patterns that I will now have to knit, the challenge will be to match the perfect yarn for each pattern (something Gilraen excels at) and one that I hope to develop as I gain experience.
3 comments:
The sock looks great! Matching yarn to pattern is tricky because of the way yarn knits up at different gauges and stitch counts. I still find it a bit hit and miss. :-)
oooh I do like that sock colourway. How interesting! I haven't shopped sock yarn in a while because everything was 'Meh' to me. Nice to see something I like again. thanks!
Nice looking sock! I picked up 2 balls of that same yarn when I was at Michael's (looking for rubber stamps for DD's valentine's day cards for her classmates). Of of the workers there told me to get what I wanted now because they weren't going to restock it. I was thinking, isn't this a fairly newly released yarn from Red Heart? This will be my first variegated sock yarn.
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