The first Mercury sock is done. The pattern has you take the lace down the foot, but I decided to go with a plain foot instead. I’m loving the rusty orange brown of the Alley Cat BFL. It makes me miss dyeing yarn just a little.
The next sock is already on the needles. It’s probably too ambitious, but I’d love to complete the pair by the end of the month.
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Beautiful! Now I need to find that pretty pattern!
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Such a pretty pattern and gorgeous yarn!
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That is a very pretty sock!!!! Nice job.
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I really like that pattern.
Blessings,
Betsy
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I’m in a race to get my my fall colored socks off the needles by the end of the week. I don’t have your speed but I do have your tenaciousness. They will be done even if I have to stay up all night.
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The first sock is so pretty! Love the color and the pattern.
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Wow, it’s beautiful sock!
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Too bad you can’t convince LBB to knit for you!
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