
(not yet blocked, sorry — too eager to take pix!)
So when this sock started looking ginormous, I thought, okay, it's a judgement on me for not swatching properly. And I measured it in situ. To my surprise, my gauge was RIGHT ON. I checked a few different areas of the sock, too. All got gauge.
The sock fits, in fact... and I like the arrowhead lace with the variegated yarn. Gives it some interest.

The heel, however, is a bit on the large side.

No row gauge was specified. But honestly, I think different heels fit different people. I wanted to try this type of heel, which I hadn't yet tried ("Half Handkerchief"). And it was interesting to knit. However, I think my narrow heels are just too shrimpy for it. And that is okay.
The pattern was well written, and totally fun. Can't wait to start the second sock!

The sock is super-thick and destined for skiing or being a house sock. Mmmmm, so soft.
2 comments:
Ooo, pretty. The arrowhead lace does work really well with the variegation. And, man, that was nearly instant gratification.
I would not have combined the two but they look GREAT! And yes, nice sock AND leg! Good luck with the second one.
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