So, I'm afraid it's more stockinette for you.
Vanilla sock, in Noro Silk Garden, S269.
I figured that blogging about plain socks is better than not blogging at all, right?
Anyone paying attention to my queue and favourites in Ravelry knows that my fingers are just itching for some intricate lace shawls in rich, jewel tones. To be continued....
i have to say that the photography here is so good that even a plain vanilla sock looks lovely!
ReplyDeleteYes, it is. Just knowing you are still out there dreaming up witty commentary is enough. And the neutral socks looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteOoooh! That's the yarn you bought when we went yarn shopping together! It looks lovely all knit up in a plain stockinette sock. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteLovely and simple! It makes me think of oatmeal :)
ReplyDeleteyou have one of the prettiest socks i have ever seen Nicole.
ReplyDeletesilk socks... how luxurious! very lovely. :)
ReplyDeleteMmmm, that's one pretty sock!! But I can see how it might make you long for more adventurous knitting :D
ReplyDeletewow, love that yarn, the sock's looking great, what a luxe!
ReplyDeleteI love stockinette! That yarn is nice colours. I am using it at the moment for some lace pattern socks.
ReplyDeleteBut that is one beautiful sock!
ReplyDeleteWarm wishes, Tonya
I have learned the value of plain vanilla knitting. However, I can tell you'll be up to your eyes in charts soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the info re. the Jo Sharp yarn. I have recently purchased some and look forward to knitting it up!
ReplyDeleteYour blog is wonderful, too, by the way!
Plain socks that look like they came out of your grandmother's hope chest are definitely worth blogging about. They look like heirlooms.
ReplyDeletelove that sock...simple...and comfy looking.
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