The pattern is by Shiri Mor, published in Vogue Knitting 2012. The pretty cable pattern goes up both the front and back of the sock. The heel opening is simply bound off one row and cast back on the next, then given a single crochet edge.
Sunday, November 8, 2015
More yoga socks
I need these once a week, year-around since the temperature in the room at the Y where I attend class is quite variable and my feet are almost always cold.
The pattern is by Shiri Mor, published in Vogue Knitting 2012. The pretty cable pattern goes up both the front and back of the sock. The heel opening is simply bound off one row and cast back on the next, then given a single crochet edge.
Now I have two pairs. Maybe I'll no longer spend Sunday evenings hoping my stirrup socks will dry by class time on Monday (since I tend to forget to wash them all week.)
The pattern is by Shiri Mor, published in Vogue Knitting 2012. The pretty cable pattern goes up both the front and back of the sock. The heel opening is simply bound off one row and cast back on the next, then given a single crochet edge.
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These socks look very cozy! Are they helping keep you warm? What weight yarn is this? They look great!
I love that these yoga socks . I love that because my feet do not sweat like crazy now, they get to breath when I am doing my yoga exercises. The toelessness persay is awesome as well again my feet/toes can breath! The non slip on the bottom of these is amazing and helps me so much, it has really helped out. custom yoga socks
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