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Jan 21

2016

The franken-Lycaena socks saunter off into the sunset.

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Category: knitting & crocheting

Lycaena virgaureae Socks

Another pair of socks is finished and I find myself reflecting. I hadn’t considered that using the scraps from old socks would make me think of the socks these leftovers originated from. Now, my scrappy Lycaena virgaureae socks are like a scrapbook for 6 other pairs of socks. Well, 5 finished pairs of socks and a Texas Stars cowl that I plan to knit. at some point. after I knit all the socks.

Pattern: Lycaena virguareae from The Knitter’s Curiosity Cabinet, Volume II
Needles: 2.5mm for the legs
2.25mm for the feet

Yarns: Cascade Yarns Heritage – (red)
Barking Dog Yarns Achilles – Teal Mist
KnitPicks Stroll Tonal – (orange)
KnitPicks Stroll Tonal – Springtime
The Plucky Knitter Plucky Feet – Vignette
Cascade Yarns Heritage – (gold)

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Mashad from Silk Road Sock

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Popped Socks

Fucus asparagoides from The Knitter’s Curiosity Cabinet, Volume III

Tags: Barking Dog Yarns, Cascade Yarns, handknit socks, hunter hammersen, knitpicks, knitting, Lycaena virgaureae, Plucky Feet, Plucky Knitter, The Plucky Knitter

4 Comments

Bonnie says:

January 21, 2016 at 12:00 pm

These look great! I like the striping and the colors you put together a lot.
Ge Ge says:

January 23, 2016 at 1:18 pm

Katie,

So beautiful. I can’t keep up wits your knitting sock queue, but you always keep me inspired. We’ll see how much knitting gets done in this snow blizzard.
Meg says:

January 29, 2016 at 10:52 am

These are so fun!! Love all the colors :)
Ge Ge says:

February 5, 2016 at 8:23 am

I’m so glad that I found your blog. Love these socks. My sock queue is getting big.