Pattern: Hayrick Socks
Designer: Anne Hanson of Knitspot
Yarn: Woolen Rabbit Kashmir Sock yarn
Colorway: Myrtle
Needles: 2.25mm
Spring has finally arrived here in the mountains of New Hampshire…yay!
In typical Northern NH fashion we jumped from a proglonged winter right into summer with temps last week teasing 90 degrees and very humid. Today however was a treat, for me any ways….daytime temps in the upper 60's with a warm, dry wind….definitely my favorite kind of weather for sure!
So….even though I finished these socks weeks ago they sat in a corner patiently waiting for their picture day to come. Finally on this beautiful day Courtney and I took advantage of the sunny weather to take a few pictures in the garden. Yes….doesn't that lettuce look look good…mmm….
I have to tell you….these Hayrick socks were the fastest socks I have EVER knit. I think I had the pair completed in less than 5 days which is an all time record for me.
It is a FABULOUS pattern! This pattern is one of my most favorites to knit, along with Tessarae. The pattern is easy to memorize and the short repeats makes it move along quickly. I love it. 🙂
I am so happy that we are now having warm, sunny days!
Enjoy your weekend!
The Woolen Rabbit 
Greens! Love that. I can’t do a SOCK in a month. Your needles were blazing.
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The socks are awesome and I hope you don’t need to wear them for quite some time! Bring on the warm, dry days!
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Lovely socks, Kim! I have that pattern but haven’t tried it yet. Must finish my Tessarae’s first (one down).
I’m with you on the weather – give me cool, sunny 60’s (or even 70’s but that’s it) any day!!
Your garden looks lovely.
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The green of summer is popping out all over the place! Finally. Your socks are beautiful and your lettuce looks good enough to eat!! Well done on both fronts.
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Wow! You knit like the wind! They’re beautiful. Gorgeous green color.
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Lovely socks! I love the look of a short row heel. Too bad my feet don’t like them.
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Those are beautiful socks! I haven’t knitted socks in forever and I usually take them to the beach.I might have to start a little earlier this year.
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