In the rhythm of the needles there is music for the soul
The first Harika sock is soaking in a nice warm Eucalen bath and will be on the blocking sock soon. Have I told you how much I LOVE this sock? It is true. I have fallen in love and I’m having way too much fun knitting these. I foresee more stranded socks in my future.
Now I’m off to cast on the second Harika and will show you a finished pair on the Fourth of July….hopefully. More details? Click here.
I love them! Now I think I would like to
give them a try. What pattern did you use
and what yarn did you knit them out of. I
love that they are self stripping. Makes it
easier – like you said, faux fair isle!
Pretty Pretty!!
I love the cuff detail!
That is one gorgeous sock! You did a fantastic job. Maybe one of these days…….:-)
They are so beautiful! I do not think it is possible to love them too much.
Just as beautiful as I thought it would be! I’m anxious to see the pair.
I really love knitting stranded socks too. I may have to splurge on this pattern. It’s gorgeous, as is your rendition of it!!! Looking forward to seeing the pair of them. Enjoy the 4th…. isn’t the year racing by (again!)
Absolutely gorgeous! I’m really impressed with it. I made a stranded sock once and had to give it away – it was too tight.
Love them, absolutely gorgeous.
Your Harika sock is gorgeous! I love the pictures you have of Alcazar too.
They are gorgeous & I love them too. You are so good with stranded socks. I really have to give this a try.