I am currently knitting a pair of size 3 toddler socks for my great nephew, Eli. I am using Palette by Knit Picks. I normally use this yarn for stranded color combo mittens and it does a beautiful job. I decided to go ahead and break into the 100 skeins the hubby gave me for Christmas. So far, the yarn is doing a beautiful job. The sock is a simple one. I chose to do simple since the sock is so little. I feared that a pattern would get lost in the little sock and I think I chose well.
As you can see from the pics, the sock is coming out nicely. I am using size 2 US Knit Pick needles with cables attached, I do not use their screw on jobbies, they suck! I had so many socks on needles that I broke down and bought these to help me knit new socks. For those of you who don't knit, you wouldn't even begin to understand, it is a knitter's thing.
I love how well this yarn shows stitch definition. I know from previous experience with this yarn how well it works with stranding on mittens. I love to use it and it is very soft. I have noticed like I previously mentioned at how well the heathered palette yarns are much softer than the straight colors. I have noticed this on several of their heathers. I thought this would work well for little Eli since he has such sensitive skin. I also want to see how well it will hold up to a baby. So, Eli is my test subject. I will have to ask his Mom how the socks are holding up after he gets them.
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