Cadence Socks with Dyenamic Yarn

So here's my first project that I'm blogging about in a long time. I've decided that I won't blog until an item is done. In the case of shawls, I don't consider them done until they're blocked so this will encourage me to get cracking and finish things! 

Onto the socks at hand. The pattern I used for these socks is called Cadence Socks by Verybusymonkey, a free pattern on Ravelry. Here's the link: 

http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/cadence-socks

The yarn I'm using is a hand-dyed sock yarn from Dyenamic Yarn in Bowmanville, Ontario. She makes some very lovely skeins. Here's a link to her Etsy page: 

https://www.etsy.com/shop/dyenamicyarn

Some lovely yarn came in the mail, time to make a ball.

Working on the leg pattern. 

Heel flap and turn.

Cadence Socks, finished on the sock blockers.

I LOVED this pattern. It kept changing so that kept it interesting for me. I used 2.75 mm DPNs, that's my favourite way of knitting socks, mittens, and gloves.

These socks are destined to go live in my cousin's house in the UK. 

I'm making another pair of socks with Dynamic Yarn sock yarn but that's for another post.

Knitterly yours,

BevKnits.