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Wednesday, November 04, 2026

Finished Socks

Cliff walk socks

I finished my Cliff Walk Socks.  These are the Cliff Walk Socks pattern, originally from the Handmade Sock Society 2.  They're now available individually as well as in the collection; I bought the whole set.  I've previously made the Shell Cottage socks from this set as well.

I knit them in Sweet Georgia Yarns Tough Love Sock in Starlight.  I love the way it shows off the lace pattern!  The design is pretty, but also easy to memorize and knit.

I've already cast on a new pair of socks, because it's good to always have socks on the needles.  At least that's my theory. 

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