Whit's Knits: Fishnet Anklets

Vintage knitting patterns are filled with mesh stockings, lace "evening gloves" and form fitting sweater sets. As life as gotten more and more hectic, knitting needles have gotten bigger and bigger, and hand knits have gotten, well, bulkier and bulkier. Occasional lumpiness has its charm, but do we really want to be less sassy than our Victorian ancestors? Here is a pattern that will never be accused of frumpiness, but which takes into account our very busy lives: quick to make but not at an unflattering two stitches to the inch!

It seemed like a pair of Fishnet Anklets called for something beyond traditional sock wool, so I made these with Koigu's very special Mori yarn. Spun and dyed like the Koigu Premium Merino that we all love, the Mori is 50% merino and 50% mulberry silk. The shine and luxury of the silk are just what these socks needed!
Dressed up or down, these socks are surprisingly happy to accommodate. And so fast to whip up, they're definitely going on my last minute gift list! To make a pair or two, please check out our Fishnet Ankelt Project Journal. Thanks! - Whitney















Thursday, April 22, 2010
Reader Comments (25)
I really like these ones :o)
What's the finished size of the socks with this pattern?
I can't wait to make a pair of them for myself!
Laura x
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Annabelle
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:)
I really love this website, I'm always here. I'm from Brazil (sorry for my bad English). Here we also knit... but socks its hard to found. I'll try it... again :) thanks for patterns! Oh, I love your new store!
congratulations!
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The one thing i would change might be the title. People might get confused if they are wanting to knit anklets instead of socks!!!
I love everything else though, and will be looking forward to trying out some of your other products!