At last, I have finished those Dapper stripey socks I showed you:
But man, was that a lot of ends to run in!
this is the price of changing colours for the cuffs and heels and toes, which I really think looks fantastic but is only just worth the extra effort because I don't love running in ends.
I'm not even sure I'm good at it, though I know this angled approach that Trish taught me does hide the tail end effectively.
I just wish it hid it as well on the wrong side, because I am still thinking socks would look fabulous worn purl side out. But maybe that's just too much to ask of stripes? It would probably be fine with a solid colour.
Or not. Can you see where I've run in ends to the same shade of stitches? I can.
Anyway, they're done:
And so cute:
And now I want to knit more socks. Will this obsession never end?
(hopefully not as long as I like to wear them, right?)
Yarn details
Twisted Fiber Art, 'Dapper' colourway, on Duchess base yarn
Brown is the 'Suede' coordinate
Blue is the 'Denim' coordinate
See you tomorrow!
3 comments:
Your socks are lovely!
Have you seen this technique for weaving in your ends? It works really well.
http://verypink.com/category/techniques/weavingends/
very beautiful socks
Awesome! I also love the wrong side where of stripes, I am surprised that I havent seen any designers use it yet.
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