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7+1 Perfect Sock Pattern - Täydellisten sukkien metsästys



I'm not a big fan of knitting sock. For me socks have always just happened. My granny is the one that provides the whole family with woolen socks or mittens every Christmas. So I do have socks and I use them a lot! From fall to spring. So why do I search for the perfect socks now all the sudden? Well, I saw my BFF a couple of weeks ago and her pink socks were kinda worn out so I thought she might like a new pair for her birthday. Although last time I knitted her a pair they ended up in the washing machine after one days usage and became baby socks. FAIL!

Well, this time i thought I'd use plastic yarn so nothing could go wrong! By that I would just be torturing my self as the knitter, so I guess I have to make a compromise and use a sock yarn :)



So to begin I searched the Ravelry data base for sock patterns. I got 19 400 patterns, but the search only showed 10 000 (that's 209 pages with 48 pattern per page) and I found 7 (!!!) pattern I liked! SEVEN! It took me several days to go through all the pages!

The pattern I liked as a knitter are the once you see at the top of this post. No particular order. And the link to the pattern is under the picture.

Then there's a couple of sock patterns that should be. I got very inspired by looking at those nearly 10 000 sock patterns, and I don't mean like "ooh, I should copy that" but more like "really?! There's not a pattern for this and that kinda socks?!"

So I made my own :) Going to post about them more later ;)


Heidi Nick: Bigger On The Inside
Yarnissima: Kiila

Cookie A: Wan Jai Socks
Yarnissima: Slingback

Jenni Österman: Bones

Taina Anttila: Tennarisukka







En ole mikään intohimoinen villasukan neuloja. Villasukat on aina tulleet minulle isoäidiltä joululahjana joten monet sukat on jäänyt neulomatta, silti niitä aina on! Kumma juttu. Kyllä niitä tulee käytettyä, syksystä kevääseen :)

Miksi minä nyt sitten etsin täydellisiä villasukkia? No katsokaas, näin parhaalla ystävälläni viimesiään vetävät pinkit sukat, ja koska hänellä on kohta syntymäpäivä niin päätin antaa hänelle uudet sukat. Tosin viimeksi ku neuloin hänelle sukat ne kestivät puoli päivää ja sitten ne pääsivät pesukoneeseen ja tulivat sieltä ulos nuken sukkina. Noh, tässähän oli kyse tietysti vaan huono materiaalivalinta. Tällä kertaa pitäisi neuloa varmaan pyykkinarusta... tai jostain muusta akryylipskasta... Hmph.

Tähän väliin on pakko sanoa että iPadillakaan ei kirjoittaminen ole herkkua, damn you auto correct!!!

Jatketaan... Sukat siis piti saada aikaan, pikainen katsastus Ravelryn tietokantaan antoi tulokseksi 19 400 ohjetta mutta näytti vain 10 000 (209 sivua sukkamalleja! Jokaisella sivulla on viitisenkymmentä mallia!) joten urakka ei tulisi olemaan nopeasti ohi.
Lopulta, kun olin kahlannut läpi kaikki mallit löysin 7 (!!!) mallia jotka miellyttivät silmää sukankuluttajana ja neulojana. Seitsemän!!! Esittelee ne nyt teille tässä alempana. Järjestys on summittainen.

Kuitenkin, kahlasin siis läpi 10 000 sukkaohjetta ja inspiroiduin! Ei siis sillä tavalla että "olipa kivoja ohjeita, ehkäpä kopioin tuon ha haa!" vaan niin kuin että "miksei kukaan ole kirjottanut ohjetta jossa olis niin ja näin....?!"
Voitte siis syksyn mittaan odotella sukkaohjeita täältä päin ;)
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