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I started these socks
mumblemumble months ago with the intention of knitting them while I was on my trip to England with Rachel. I wanted something that would encompass the different qualities of the UK - the myths, the nature, the ancient symbolism. I found this yarn in my stash, and it had the colours of earth and sky and stone and water, and then I found this intarsia pattern called "Celtic Spiral" which pretty much sealed the deal. In my head, I was going to do all kinds of knitting while over there; the reality was that I didn't do quite as much as I had thought. I did work on these socks on our
Stonehenge Day, though the only photo evidence of that is when we were at Old Sarum. These are awesome socks; they go perfectly with jeans; the yarn is not overpowering yet still interesting; and the celtic spiral detail adds a certain magic (even if it does make them a little tight getting on and off). I love them.
Yarn: Araucanio Ranco Multy, with spiral in Patons Kroy Socks 4-Ply in "Gentry Grey"
Pattern: Celtic Spiral Socks by Catherine Devine (modified)
I love this pattern and I love the photo with the Stonehenge book. hee hee hee (Oh, and I LOVED our trip!!!)
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