I couldn't wait ... look, this is how Skew goes,
First there is really weird gusset increasing, initially at two points, but then there is shaping at a third point - at this point is all trust, and wonder
Then the grafting, where a wee flap thing forms thus ....
and then a few rounds to start the leg (and some gusset decreasing) - and there it is!
A heel!
Clever, clever, clever, I'm a fan of
Looks pretty good on the foot as well, I like, like very much. Its not easy photographing the heel of ones foot - the leg gets a bit scrunched up.
Note: I like my increases and decreases to line up in nice tidy lines, so I reversed the k2tog and ssk as written in the pattern, I suspect that has added one more structural line to the heel section ... but it works for me.
na Stella
5 comments:
Nifty. That is one cool looking sock
Love how it is looking. I am making Skew also and am loving the construction!
Wow! Great photos.
Looking good! I have some stripey Kaffe Fassett Regia which I thought might work for these socks. I was almost over the stripey-type socks (wondering what I would do with this wool) and then this pattern comes along - could be a perfect match.
so glad you are test driving this for us all.;-) I agree it is one of those projects that demand to be cast on, I will be shortly as well!
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