I've been working on this sock off and on during odd moments riding in cars, listening to telecons, waiting for Bruce, and I finally finished it up this morning. I immediately cast on the second sock and knitting that through the toe increases. As simple and repetitive as this pattern is I still screw up occasionally. On the last pair I knit I somehow started the ribbing half a round early, and on the second sock of this pair I managed to increase during a rest round on half of the sock. I discovered this when I was on the second to last increase round and I counted my stitches and half of my sock had 26 and half had 28. I did not rip back, I just did the increases on the half that only had 26 stitches and called it good.
I still don't know what to call these socks, and I don't know what the colorway is called. I've searched their website and can't find it (I bought the yarn several years ago) and I even searched my email and found an old receipt that might have it, and it might be Cupcake, but somehow I just don't think this yarn looks like a Cupcake.
Pattern: Basic Toe-Up Sock from Custom Socks by Kate Atherley
Yarn: Biscotte & Cie Felix
Needle: US 1 (2.25 mm)
I still don't know what to call these socks, and I don't know what the colorway is called. I've searched their website and can't find it (I bought the yarn several years ago) and I even searched my email and found an old receipt that might have it, and it might be Cupcake, but somehow I just don't think this yarn looks like a Cupcake.
Pattern: Basic Toe-Up Sock from Custom Socks by Kate Atherley
Yarn: Biscotte & Cie Felix
Needle: US 1 (2.25 mm)
I just finished a pair of socks as well. I finished Kitchener-ing and *boom*. They were *immediately* stolen by a new girlfriend. I suppose I should be honored?!
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