I've finished knitting my Celtic Spiral socks, following Catherine Devine's chart, which I found on Ravelry. My fairisle in the round technique did get better as I progressed. There are some dubious needle changes at the beginning. It's not easy to get the gap between needles smooth without making it too tight. With a 'double' fabric of handspun wool and commercial sock wool, these will definitely keep my feet warm this winter.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI wish they were mine! But you will need them, this winter. The long pair is magnificent!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! I like the effect of making the second spiral a mirror image on each sock . I like knitting socks too, but only dead plain ones!
ReplyDeleteWow and they match too :) you are admired!
ReplyDeleteSmashing, Jane! Absolutely smashing!
ReplyDeleteKatie V in NC
They are beautiful! I almost bought some sock yarn and needles when out shopping the other day. I put them back on the shelf, because I already have plenty of sock yarn and needles, but I was tempted, all because of your beautiful socks!
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your kind comments!
ReplyDeleteWarm AND wonderful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pair of socks
ReplyDeleteMargaret
Really beautiful socks!
ReplyDeleteThose are simply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat socks!!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! they look snuggly.
ReplyDeleteWow! Those are just wonderful! I'm knitting a pair of Anna Zilboorg stranded socks . . . free-sole so that I can replace the sole when it wears out because that is a LOT of work for something that absolutely will wear out. I admire your lovely socks.
ReplyDeleteI do like these socks, I think I will give pattern socks a try yours are lovely!
ReplyDeleteSpiffy !!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sure you can't take your eyes off your feet :-D