Sofia's socks
Vår yngsta dotter är en busig tjej, som behöver sportiga sockor! Efter vissa påtryckningar tog jag stickningen i fasta händer och slutförde sockorna i går kväll. Resultatet ser ni här. Vad som fick mig att tro att det var en bra ide att avsluta mudden med 17 i-strontar vete katten - jag tänkte nog inte då på att det betyder 34 ändor att fästa per socka, inalles 68 plus en knut på garnet, ALLTSÅ 70 ändor! Hupsis! Och 34 pärlor!
Our younger daughter is a sporty girl, no lady socks here! Since she indicaded yesterday that it's time to get a pair of socks, I decided to take the yarn in steady hands and finish them. The result can be seen here. What I hadn't thought about when making up this patterna was that 17 i-cords per sock makes 68 ends to weave in, and a knot on the yarn, IN ALL 70 ends! And 34 beads!
Projekt detaljer:
Mönster: mitt eget, 54 maskor. Korta varv i häl och tå.
Garn: Regia cotton, 50 gram.
Stickor: 2 mm, stickfasthet 28 maskor och 42 varv till 10 x 10 cm.
Övrigt: 34 pärlor
Project details:
Pattern: my own. 54 stitches. Short rows in heel and toe.
Yarn: Regia cotton, 50 grams
Needles: 2mm, gauge 28 stitches and 42 rows to 10x10 cm.
34 beads.
Comments
Ihanat sukat! Todella hienot! Ei kyllä silti käy kateeksi tuo päättelyn määrä!! Hatunnosto että jaksoit kunnialla nuo päätellä!
Posted by: Sia | April 10, 2006 07:19 PM
Olen kerran tehnyt pienen kirjoneulepuseron tyttären nallelle. Nalle on 20-30 cm pitkä, joten pusero ei ollut niiiiin iso, mutta langanpäitä kuitenkin 74... Se oli hieman sairas työ. Sukkien vastaanottaja oli niin innokas siitä että saa sukat missä on antenneja, joten ei ollut muita vaihtoehtoja kun päätellä vaan.
Posted by: Maud | April 11, 2006 03:37 PM
I adore those socks! Very cute
Posted by: elka | April 12, 2006 11:21 PM
Kjempestilige sokker. Heldig jente.
Posted by: Strikkelise | April 13, 2006 05:16 PM
Maud! I-cord and beads! You are such a great mom!
Posted by: Jenny | April 15, 2006 12:35 AM
Hei, that is not the word my Finnish in-laws use for hello but it will do since my Finnish-English dictionary is at the "camp." My husband's parents are first generation Finnish-Americans. When they were alive, and even still, there is Finnish culture in our home. On my knitting blog, I wrote an entry about my mother-in-law crocheting rag rugs. We hope to visit Finland in the next few years. Welcome to blog world.
Posted by: analyzingknitter | April 15, 2006 03:45 PM