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The Closet of Lulu Persnickety

A collection of oddities found in the closet of a most peculiar woman.
 

Amazing Feets Socks

Well I finally had the time to make myself a pair of socks. This was a simple and easy to follow pattern. I did decide to make the cuff with size 5 US needles and then move up to the size 6 US needles for the rest of the sock. These are really comfy and fit surprisingly well. I used Patons, the suggested yarn, in the color Retro.

If you need help with starting a sock knitting odyssey I suggest utilizing the Socks 101 page. It was created by Terri Lee Royea. Her efforts in documenting the sock making process are awesome!








The pattern for Amazing Feets socks can be found here.

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