I just created an Esty shop, here. Until now, my patterns could only be bought from Ravelry, so you might like this option better.
I have just added my first pattern there and will add the rest soon, let me know if there is one you are interested in that is not available in my shop yet and I will add it.
WARNING: It looks like YF states that W&T stands for Wrap and Twist. This is a mistake from them. The W&T in this pattern is for Wrap and TURN
I can finally share my Blois sock pattern! Today, Yarn Forward released a preview of edition no 35 where the pattern will be published soon, here’s a link of the table of contents for that edition.
And, here are a few pictures of the socks:
If you are interested in the pattern, edition no 35 will be available for purchase in UK shops soon and, online, at this location.
In 6 months, I will be selling the pattern myself and it will then be available on my Designer’s Page on Ravelry.
About the pattern:
The name of these socks comes from the Blois Castle (in the Loire Valley, in France). One of its most famous pieces of architecture is a magnificent spiral staircase. The side twist in this pattern reminded me of this spiral staircase. It is also the region of origin from my mum’s family and I have fond memories of visiting my Great-Aunt there as a child.
These socks with gusset and heel flap are knit toe-up.
Difficulty
Intermediate
Yarn
about 205(215,230) m/ 225(235,255) yards of Lang Jawoll sock yarn
Notions
Needles
2.5mm/US 1½ circular needle (or 5 DPNs) or size needles needed to obtain gauge
Accessories
Cable needle
Darning needle
Necessary Skills
Knitting in the round, simple cables, Turkish cast on or toe up magic cast on, short rows
Gauge
32 sts x 44 rows for 4” in stocking stitch
Sizes
Women: S(M,L)
Length: 21-24(23-26,25-28) cm / 8.25-9(9-10,10-11)”
Circumference: 14-20(16-23,18-25) cm / 5.5-7(6.25-9,7-10) ”
To see more on Ravelry:
My half granny square shawl is finished and I love it! It’s really bright, which is the main reason why I love it! I added a border to it, instructions can be found here.
A little status update from my ASJ, I’m getting there, slowly…
And, yesterday, I started a very simple crochet shawl to use up all my leftover sock yarn:
