
I finished my mystery rainbow knitting! A pair of socks for me. These are my FIRST 4ply socks and I absolutely adore them. ADORE.

The pattern is called Plain Jane Socks and is a pdf that was used for a knitting class. I'd recommend it if you are new to sock knitting as there lots of extra notes. After a failed attempt at doing a shortrow toe up pattern this plain, no frills, knit-without-thinking pattern was perfect for some holiday knitting.

The yarn (bfl/nylon) is from Tri'Coterie in France and part of a soon to be realised range of yarns/relaunch of the shop. I'm helping behind the scenes test knitting yarn so expect to see some more of these delicious yarns being knit here soon.
So cool! I would totally buy some of that yarn! It's not easy to find a good self-striping rainbow sock yarn!
ReplyDeletethey're beautiful, really gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteThose are so cheerful!
ReplyDeletei must have that yarn! My god they look amazing.
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