Sorta Turkish Socks
Wacky, no? Wait till you see them with the heel on. See that neon yellow? And the two darker blue-ish purple-ish balls next to it? Those are the heel colors.
These are my sorta Turkish peasant inspired socks. Peasant, because country people always use everything up, and I have piles of little balls of leftover sock yarn. What to do? Make Turkish-style socks, that's what. The front pattern, by the way, is an actual Turkish pattern called Willow Branch. I think I'm going to carry it up the leg, which won't be much of a leg; I'm afraid I'm going to run out of yarn so I'll keep it to more of an anklet. Or maybe add more wacky yarn.
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And you didn't show the remarkable heel because...
...why?
I absolutely love how the red changes shades and how it contrasts with the blue (which looks like it matches your tablecloth nicely!).
Mahhvahhlahhs, dahling!
Anhata
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Sorry, posted before I read your other post
At least it was a "happy accident" and you know now that you'd have run out of yarn. (Yes, Bob Ross rears his fuzzy head)
Anhata
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kintting slipper
when i was in high school we made slippers we knitted one row and purled 1 row it was a square then you folded them in half and sewed the ends and across the top half way. i cant remember how many rows or how many stitiches anyone have any ideas? thanks cindy
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