The last Oyster Ridge sock took no time to get off the needle. In fact, it was done the night after I posted!
I can’t take all the credit for it. It’s a combination of easy lace (four row repeat with only one row of actual pattern), sport weight yarn, and the fact that I have small feet and like short cuffs.
I didn’t realize it until I took them outside for pictures, but the colour is a pretty good match to Rupert. Funny – I never think of him as being a butterscotch colour, but he really is!
Despite how well they look with our little gingerpuss, they are for me! And the pattern looks much better stretched out on a foot than it does on blockers.
In fact, I almost ripped them out when knitting the first sock, because I didn’t like how it looked. I’m glad I stuck with it.
You don’t really see those delicate little scallop shapes until it’s on the foot.
Now… onto the gift knitting!
Wandering Cat Studio 
So pretty!
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A perfect pair of Rupert-ise socks! They look great!
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Pretty – both the socks and Mr. R!
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Mr. Rupert looks like he approves of those gorgeous socks. They look wonderful with your skirt and super cute shoes.
Blessings,
Betsy
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Love the photos of Rupert with the beautiful socks!
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Those socks are just beautiful! Great photos with Rupert and cute shoes again in the sock photos.
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Pretty! Is that one of your patterns? Maybe you should use the butterscotch left overs to make some socks for Rupert. (He’s a pretty kitty!) Do you think he’d wear them? Ginger sure wouldn’t!
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cute socks!
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