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Socially Distant Socks
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Socks for our times.
All the way through the knitting of these the image in my head was of train tracks or rails, but just as I was finishing them off it hit me what they reminded me of - people queuing. Side by side, and yet separated. If there is a phrase which is universally disliked and yet so evocative of our times I think it has to be ‘socially distanced’.
This sock uses slipped stitches along the front of the foot and leg to make the most of a variegated or tonal sock yarn and it really allows to colours to pop. It’s also extremely simple to work - requiring minimal counting and is ideal for those moments when you need something fun to knit without needing any additional stress.
- First published: September 2020
- Page created: September 9, 2020
- Last updated: January 18, 2021 …
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