

Here they are, in all their glory: Above we have Grandma's socks, from RPM (free pattern at knitty), made on size 2 needles from 2 skeins of Spunky Eclectic Chubby Sock in the color "Joshua Tree." There's a little more green in the colorway, but it was difficult to photograph indoors. Get yourself some Spunky Eclectic; the colors range from the subdued (like this one) to the electric.
The socks on the right went to Mom Bergh, my mom-in-law. They are your basic 3 by 1 rib with 1 by 1 rib cuff on size 2 needles, m

Finally, on the lower left are Mom Weaver's socks. Made from a now-defunct free pattern called "Yukon Leaves," these were done on size 1 needles from one skein of Socks that Rock lightweight in Emerald Isle, purchased from The Fold.
Everyone was happy. I am happy. So many lovely sock yarns and sock patterns out there... though this sock tour was a bit more deadline-focused than I would have liked, I loved all the patterns and yarns I used. So now I can go get some more.
4 comments:
Mom Weaver's socks bring joy, joy, joy! I have never worn such softness. They slide right into those clogs. Life is good when the feet feel good.
Wow, you've been a busy knitter! Two lovely pairs of socks and one delightful child's sweater. I love the diplomatic "immediately attractive to children" description of the colour!
Your socks are so beautiful. I especially like the green ones.
The green ones are right now on Mom Weaver's feet. I love them!
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