The sock, she is done.
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This is where Shaun the tape measure sheep and I decided to start the toe. Don't judge me for my ratty toenail polish. |
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Several hours later, and voila! |
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The pattern is more clearly seen here. Note how it travels all the way into the heel. |
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The obligatory heel shot. |
I've decided that these socks are going to be a Christmas present for someone with a slightly smaller foot than mine so that's why it seems a little stretched.
But I appear to have plenty of yarn left for sock 2! I got the stitches cast on and a few cuff rows done but forgot to take a photo.
And I'm nearing the finish line of the thread runner.
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Eleven rows down, two to go! Now it's a race to see whether I can get 10 more motifs done with the thread I have left. |
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