These socks were knit using US size 1 DPNs with Noro Kureyon Sock Yarn leftovers. The pattern is one of Yarmando's Toe-up sock pattern drafts from 2 years ago. That's right....these socks took me almost 2 years to knit. I think mostly because they were in such a small needle size for me.
I'm pleased with the result. They fit well and the pattern was easy. Did you see the heel flap?
I like it. Thanks for such a nice pattern Yarmando :)
I had trouble with my DPNs snapping while I used them. WTF? I sent three of the four broken needles back to Colonial Needles company with a note of disappointment in the quality of the needles and I suspect there was a manufacturing problem.
This vlog post explains why they are called the Last Supper Socks.
4 comments:
These are some seriously beautiful socks. The gauge is so small and tight, the yarn is so vibrant, the knitting is so perfect . . . win win win! You've got some lucky feet at the ends of your legs, Brotha!
VERY nice!!
I love the colors. Those socks are awesome!
Gerald those are so beautiful!!!
I miss your vlogs. :( *puppy dog eyes* I hope you do one soon. lol :D
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