
I got the yarn nearly a year ago at Stitches. It was a Regia stretch sock yarn that came in small skeins (take two, they're small). I love these socks. In summer, I rarely wear socks at all, and I have alread worn these twice.
They are what is now my standard toe-up formula.
It's a rectangle toe:

And the fleegle heel:

I knit up into normal sock length, then increased into the ribbing as I described before. Yep.
Loud, obnoxious, predictable. Perfect for me.
In summary:
Yarn: Regia stretch in obnoxious colors, 2 skeins, superwash/nylon sock blend
Pattern: My standard toe-up: Rectangle toe, Fleegle heel, stockinette body with 2x2 ribbing at the top, EZ sewn bind off
Needle: Size US 1 (2.25mm) dpn
Time: A few weeks of as a purse project
Cost: About $15 I think, which is less than usual
1 comment:
I've never thought of you as "predictable", darlin'. ;-)
Love 'em. And love the word, "fleegle".
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