The first Union sock is done!
As you can see, I opted for a plain stockknit foot on this one, which is a bit of a departure for me. But I was just feeling the vanilla with this pair.
I think it makes that block pattern stand out that much more.
Now, I need to get moving on the second sock. I’d like to get all the socks done by the end of the summer – and I still have three designs to go!
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Good call! It looks great!
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I do plain feet these days too. It’s mostly shoved in my shoe …..
The sock looks great. That is such a pretty pink.
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It’s lovely! I’ve discovered that my feet prefer plain socks.
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Beautiful sock. Love the color. You are so talented.
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The texture on this one is definitely a winner! Great job on this pair! (well, soon to be a pair!)
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