Well, they won’t both be done in time for Hallowe’en but….
I managed to complete the first one! (And I’m still slogging away on the poncho)
As you can see, I changed things up at the toe for a little extra fun! I’m really loving the red yarn – I’m going to have to dye some more for myself! Maybe do an opposite pair, so Dave and I can have matching socks!
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That sock is VERY cool!
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Oh gosh I love this!!! Very cute and, yes, you should do an opposite pair as well.
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They are fun!! I love the toe. That was very clever and it looks great in those colors.
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Fun sock! I love the black toe.
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Great design and execution!
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That sock is just wonderful and the change you made to the toe makes it more awesome. You definitely need to do a pair in opposite colors.
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It’s a win and I like the idea of reversing the colors on your pair!
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I love it!!! The colors are fantastic, and you should definitely do an opposite matching pair. Is the pattern called Skullduggery?
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Love the sock!!! And the Garden Trellis is wonderful, so scrappy!
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