Showing posts with label machine knit socks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label machine knit socks. Show all posts
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Red Socks!
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Knitting machine socks,
machine knit socks
Location: Las Vegas, NV USA
Las Vegas, NV, USA
Monday, December 26, 2011
Knitting Socks On A Standard Machine - I Gotta Thing For Socks, Red Ones Too!
I have a sock mania. Not just any old sock but squishy comfortable socks. The below machine knit socks in a hand dyed wool/nylon blend are just that.
The only socks I wear at home are the ones that come off of my machine. Haven't tried them yet? They are so easy once you do it a few times; a pair can be off the machine in about 40 minutes (without rushing).
Now to graft the toes...
| Warm, Red Squishy Machine Knit Socks |
The only socks I wear at home are the ones that come off of my machine. Haven't tried them yet? They are so easy once you do it a few times; a pair can be off the machine in about 40 minutes (without rushing).
Now to graft the toes...
Friday, November 25, 2011
Knitted Slipper Socks - Warm & Comfortable!
I made these slipper socks not too long ago. The idea came to me after knitting many of my own socks (having made adjustments to the original pattern).
One day I thought, winter is coming and most of my home is tile which stays very cool; I wanted something warm to slip on over my socks.
I converted the math and tension from the standard to the bulky and knitted these in a worsted weight yarn. Then, I added about 50 circular rows to the cuff and made a "hunters style" warm, thick sock. The longer version is great on a chilly day!
One day I thought, winter is coming and most of my home is tile which stays very cool; I wanted something warm to slip on over my socks.
I converted the math and tension from the standard to the bulky and knitted these in a worsted weight yarn. Then, I added about 50 circular rows to the cuff and made a "hunters style" warm, thick sock. The longer version is great on a chilly day!
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