Painted Damsel Socks

Woohoo! I finished knitting these socks that I started back in November.They are so squishy and comfortable. I just love this yarn and the colors are pretty great too.Details:Pattern - Diagonal Cross Rib socks by Ann Budd in Favorite Socks by Interweave. (affiliate link)Yarn - Painted Damsel Skinny Bugga by Sanguine Gryphon.Last weekend I put them on double points to hold them until I could finish them. I wanted to have something easier to knit at M's graduation ceremonies. Look how much I knit during the first graduation event. I cast on after we took our seats. After two days of graduation events I'm ready to start the heel.The Painted Damsel socks are number 15 in my Stash 100 project - to knit 100 things (or pairs of things) from my stash.  The new socks will soon be project 16. I'm on a roll, the 2x2 rib socks knit up much faster than the patterned socks. 

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