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You are eligible for up to four entries. Please make a separate post for each entry. You may post the following entries: [LIST=1]
For the first sock (or two through the heels) - any socks started this month count
For a completed pair - any socks count. Socks started before the beginning of this month may be finished and entered as a completed pair.
For using a pattern that goes with the monthly theme. Please include the name of your pattern and how it coordinates with the theme.
For using the featured color.
[/LIST] Our theme this month: Holiday
Our color this month: Any color of sparkly yarn
The prize for this month is a 4 ply Mercerized cotton bag made up as a Cherry flavored candy cane in the shape of a Christmas Tree with a square base, perfect for a small to mid-size on-the-go project.
This is a pair I started last month, finished today. Yarn is Knit Picks Felici, a modification of the SKYP pattern . I should have been able to finish them, but other things took up my interest.
I have this KP Stroll “Tulip Fields” colorway that I have started - and frogged - socks with several times. It was pretty in the skein but not looking good to me when knit up. I decided to helical knit it with navy blue to break it up a bit and that worked out pretty well. I think my sister will like them.
@Kokoriffic - I had a bad experience with that Stroll yarn too. I did a pair that turned out with one striped sock and one pooled sock. One of my favorite patterns for breaking up yarn is Ugly Duckling.
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