After casting on so many new things last weekend, this weekend I was good and finished one of my older WIPs. I had a second sock that was mid-foot, so I pulled it out during the women’s tennis final last night and sped through to the toe, then finished the toe this morning. I’m delighted to have a pair of new socks for the fall weather that is sure to be coming soon!
You might notice that they don’t match exactly. I made extra-long green cuffs (a full 2″) and when I got to the heel of the second sock, I was afraid I wouldn’t have enough of the green left for both the heel and toe. I wanted a green toe more than I wanted a green heel, so that’s what I did and since Perfectionist Bonny and Knitter Bonny apparently live in two different worlds, I don’t care a bit. I ended up with 2.5 grams of the green left over; I wonder if that would have been enough after all?
I don’t usually wash my socks before wearing them, but I think I should for these. If you look closely at the needles, especially that bottom one, you’ll see a slight dark green tinge. I’m wondering if I’ll end up with green feet if I don’t get some of that excess dye out!
Pattern: Vanilla Latte Socks (modified slightly)
Yarn: Apothefaery Fabrications Middle of the Road Sock, color
Beautiful socks. Green feet never hurt anyone (I don’t think?) 😅
Your socks are lovely. The green brings the variegated yarn to life 😊
I did not notice until you mentioned it. Lovely colour matching. It’s unique and that’s all that matters. 🙂
I didn’t notice until you mentioned it. I actually really like the different heels.
Great socks! I do like washing my socks before I wear them, though. Partly due to the dye bleeding, but also because I like taking pictures of the washed-and-dried socks before I wear them.
Oooh lovely!
Your socks turned out beautifully! I never noticed that your heels were different!
That’s good! I’m sure I’ll never notice when I’m wearing them either! 😉