
I delivered the Rainbow Vanessa Socks to Turtle and was happy to spend some quality time with her clan.

Knit socks also make great hats.
I also had a lovely time playing Marco Polo in the pool with my brother and nephews and niece. The gray socks fit my niece; I was so pleased to find them a home with someone I love enough to give hand knit socks to….and it healed my heart to have them go to someone that knows and loves my dad (the intended recipient).

The niece may have a future in sock modeling.
To see what other folks have finished, check out
Tami’s Amis,
Wisdom begins in Wonder, and
Natural Suburbia.
Tags: hunter hammersen,
Lorna's Laces,
Rainbow,
solemate,
Vanessa antiopa Socks,
Whippersnapper
Back in 2010, I started knitting socks. I never really got the big deal with sock knitting and wasn’t a huge fan of walking on my knitting, but I ran across a little book called Silk Road Socks and quickly became an addict.
Over the years, I’ve made a few socks. Here are some of the Hunter Hammersen socks I’ve knit for you to peruse during this lovely month of Socktober.

Senneh from Silk Road Socks

Chrysanthemum frutescens from The Knitter's Curiosity Cabinet

Whippersnapper from Violently Domestic

Chamfers from Violently Domestic

Mashad from Silk Road Socks

Mashad

Usaks from Silk Road Socks

Yomuts from Silk Road Socks

Joshagans from Silk Road Socks
Happy Socktober, everyone!!!
Ps. I won free Hunter patterns on
Jessica’s Blog, so I want to give her a shout out!
Tags: chamfer,
Chrysanthemum,
hunter hammersen,
Joshagan,
Joshaqan,
Mashad,
Senneh,
Usak,
Whippersnapper,
Yomut