The first slip-stitch sock is done, and I’m loving it. As you can see, it’s just a little shorty, sock, but the pattern can be knit to any length. It would be great for using up part balls. And I’m think it would look amazing with a solid black and a really wild, colourful skein… really, the possibilities for combinations are endless!
I’ve got to get motoroing on the second one… I really want ot get this pattern released!
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I love the way the slip stitches really change the yarn colors!
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Very pretty and so Spring-like!!
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It looks so tweedy! I love it.
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It looks like a fun knit!
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It’s lovely and looks great in those colors.
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Oh, yeah – your black with a wild color idea? That’s the one! Very versatile pattern you’ve dreamed up!
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Adorable!
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What fabulous socks! The design and colors are just wonderful. Love the contrast heel and toe.
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Love slip stitch patterns, hate knitting them, but love how they look! LOL
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I like shorty socks…..very much. Yours are wonderful. I love slipping stitches..makes it go faster
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