Socks….

Yes, I know I said socks weren’t my thing, but when I saw this amazing Fyberspates in Purl City YarnsI couldn’t resist.

The photo doesn’t do this gorgeous merino blend justice, with 5% Stellina it brings out my magpie love of sparkly things!

And, I’ve found just the pattern. So, go on sock knitters rub your hands in glee – a second pair on the needles !!

by Tracey on March 9, 2011 • Permalink

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Posted by Tracey on March 9, 2011

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Sarah
/ March 9, 2011

yep…its the sock wool that gets me everytime! And there are LOTS of great patterns…it doesn’t have to be boring stocking stitch!!! Have fun!

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HeikeG
/ March 10, 2011

Lovely Yarn, I have made a shawl out of this for my sister, she loved it! and the sock pattern is delightful, as are all Alana’s patterns.
Have fun x

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Tracey Todhunter
/ March 11, 2011

Thank you Sarah, and yes Heike I agree, Alana’s patterns are lovely and always great to follow.
Tx

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