I’ve been knitting like crazy the last few days. I had an unexpected road trip, followed by a couple of snow days which gave me some nice time to work. As a result, I finished the [I][B]Mamluke[/B][/I] socks from Nancy Bush’s [U][B]Folk Socks. [/B][/U]
I knit these on size 2 DPN’s with Brown Sheep “Top of the Lamb Sports Weight” in Fawn, Harvest, Russet, and Emperor’s Purple. I think I’m getting addicted to stranded knitting. The bonus is that the socks are very warm with the floats making the fabric double thick!
Mamluke
Gorgeous!
Another grrrreat pair of socks. You should be addicted to stranded knitting, you are good at it. Your colors are just beautiful.
Thank you so much, Merigold! That was such a sweet thing to say. And thank you too, Ah. Have a good night - I’m headed off to bed!
Those are gorgeous! They really are just incredible…Great job, you are an inspiration.
[B][COLOR=DeepSkyBlue]Absolutely Fantastic[/COLOR][/B]
Those are simply beautiful - great job!
So impressive! Those are beautiful!
Wow…those are awesome!
These are wonderful socks! I think this book is one my long term list for expanding my library
WOW those are beautiful!!!
WOW those are beautiful!!!
Exactly what I was going to say, incredible work!
Those are beautiful! You did a great job of matching the stripes too. I have that book. I need to build up the nerve to knit with stranded colors.
Oh man…what gorgeous socks!!!
Fabulous socks …the colours are really nice x
:yay: Great job!!
The color working is really nice! great job! How long did it take you to make them? Looks really time consuming!
How long did it take you to make them?
It took me about 2 weeks. But I had a few days off work due to snow that allowed me to knit more than my average amount. Learning how to use Elizabeth Zimmerman’s method of knitting with one color in the right and the other held in the left really helped me pick up some speed - although I wouldn’t say that I am a very fast knitter. It just helps me by not having to drop one color and then pick up another.
Wow…beautiful!!
Wow! Those are nice!