Katherine the Great
I like to think of myself as a storyteller. Mostly I tell stories about knitting.

It’s come to my attention that I never blogged the pretty pink socks I knit for my SIL.
Socks formerly known as Glass Slippers

This pattern is lovely and delicate and immediately brought my pink-loving sister-in-law to mind. I made the 72sts size and was really pleased with them. I grafted the toes of sock 2 in June of 2014 and was able to take some glamour shots at Disneyland.
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Pattern: Bea Socks, formerly known as Glass Slippers by Christina Wilkins
Yarn: Cascade Yarns Heritage Silk
Needles: magic looped with addi turbos…the size would be a handy thing to know, wouldn’t it…2.25mm maybe?
Mods: There’s a point where there’s 2 purls on one side of the top of the foot and one purl on the other side of the top of the foot. I moved the heel over a stitch on the second sock so that the two purls and one purl sides were mirrored from the first sock. I analyzed the chart and totally understood why this asymmetry had to happen, but the mirroring helped me sleep at night.
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1. I feel like some green socks next. Which one of these do you prefer?
green yarn

2. Happy St. Patrick’s Day – Doublemint style.
girls

I wound some yarn for their mom that will grow up to be a Dahlia Cardigan.
which makes me think of lavender.
which grows in Ireland.
bringing it back to St. Patrick’s Day!
dahlia
3. Cascade Yarns Heritage Silk (color: 5633)


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