Another Sock
Another from my favorite sock pattern - Jo Sharp's Picot Edge Socks, from the first issue of Knit.

This is knitted in Jo Sharp Alpaca Silk Georgette, Musk color. The pattern is clearly & succinctly written. I think it would be easy to memorize & am planning to try some variations. So far though, I have enjoyed the classic purity and rapid knitting on 3.0mm needles. The pattern calls for 3.25mm but I needed to adjust my tension.

This detail shows the elegant finishing of the picot edge. After the setup rows & picot detail, you knit 6 more rows and then pick up the cast on stitches while knitting the 7th row. No sewing.

This is knitted in Jo Sharp Alpaca Silk Georgette, Musk color. The pattern is clearly & succinctly written. I think it would be easy to memorize & am planning to try some variations. So far though, I have enjoyed the classic purity and rapid knitting on 3.0mm needles. The pattern calls for 3.25mm but I needed to adjust my tension.

This detail shows the elegant finishing of the picot edge. After the setup rows & picot detail, you knit 6 more rows and then pick up the cast on stitches while knitting the 7th row. No sewing.
4 Comments:
Very nice. These look beautifully simple, the kind of thing that highlights a lush yarn.
Your socks look beautiful and sophisticated. Where can one find an issue of Knit?
Lovely socks! Hope they make your feet do a happy dance! ;)
Your picot edge is beautiful. Love the yarn.
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