…I guess you could say I’m a follower since these are my 2nd pair. Very addictive pattern – and this yarn is delish!
I love these socks! I wish it weren’t so warm so I could wear them all the time :o) The short-row heel and toe that I used is the ‘Sherman’ method found here. There are no holes, I love this method and will continue to use it instead of the ‘wrap and turn’ heel that I was previously using (aka hole city).
Heehee! I love to follow the Monkey Love around the internet! I’m thinking of trying a pair toe up without any purling. That yarn looks intriguing–how was it to knit? Like I need anymore sock yarn. However, another hole in my head would be handy…so I’d forget how much $$ I have tied up in sock yarn! :)
Love your monkeys! I cast on one of those several months back but I can’t remember where I left it or the yarn…
Ooooh great colorway! Gorgeous!
I love the color, very nice looking socks.
I love the colors. You can’t wear them now but it will be so nice to have new socks when the cold weather comes again. Which it will. Unfortunately.
Oooo…love the colors! Your monkey socks came out great!
Great Monkey’s! My feet are sweating just looking at them. :-O
Makes Winter (almost) wanted, doesn’t it?
Beautiful socks! I too love that pattern and once I finish getting some socks off the needles I will be starting a 2nd pair myself.
They look great! I’ve gotta make another pair.
Looking good! I’m a Sherman fan too. :-)
Your socks look great – I am going to check out that Sherman link. Not that I am knitting on my socks or anything, but I did just get more sock yarn!
Cute Monkeys! I’m closing in on the end of my first pair, but I know they won’t be my last.
oh, very pretty monkeys. Good choice on the colorway, looks great with the pattern. This fall you’ll have some fun socks to wear!
I love the Monkey socks. They are so fun and addictive.
Wow! They turned out amazingly beautiful – and I so love that colorway that you were using! Great!
Wow, you should be very proud of your lovely socks. Good job!