Thursday, 23 April 2009

FO: Winow Pane Socks

Sometimes when I knit with a yarn that really appeals to me I experience almost a sense of loss when that project comes to an end. This was the case with the Window Pane Socks which I knitted with Ripples Crafts Assynt Winter. I fell in love with the colours and savoured every stitch knitted. Thank you Helen, you did a wonderful dyeing job.





9 comments:

Anonymous said...

those are very lovely - I'll have mine made in red please ;) hahahaha

seriously though, they are very lovely.

Amanda said...

Keep trying Val - you never know your luck!

Anonymous said...

Those socks are exquisite. I have to take the plunge with this twisted stitches business.
I felt the same feeling of loss after I finished my Wollmeise knee highs, just wanted to keep going knitting it but I ran out of yarn and leg!

LenaL said...

Oh how wonderful they looks! Both the pattern and the colours are absolutely lovely.

T. said...

That's an excellent match of pattern to yarn, which I find is often the challenge with socks!

Megan said...

Ooh. This definitely has that magical mix of the right pattern and the right yarn- gorgeous!

Helen said...

Thanks for the compliments on the yarn, Amanda. Assynt Winter was one of my more inspired colourways! It has been so popular. But I have to say I love the pattern you used. Off to go and seek it out and add it to the "must do" list :-)

Joanie said...

The socks are gorgeous. I'm adding that pattern to my ravelry queue now!

lunaticraft said...

Beautiful! Very wonderful pattern, with some amazing yarn.