Unicorn - Wave and Fan - Non-traditionally Kilt Hose

**Friday** · 4th August 11, 10:36 PM

It only took six months of knitting. Lion Brand Wool-Ease Fisherman.

**Mipi** · 4th August 11, 10:48 PM

It's a bit small photo to see the masterpiece in full glory. Looking nice.

**Popinjay** · 5th August 11, 12:07 AM

very lovely. I just started knitting my own kilt hose. These are quite fantastic!

**Friday** · 5th August 11, 04:53 AM

Originally Posted by Mipi

It's a bit small photo to see the masterpiece in full glory. Looking nice.

I did some size adjustment, I need to work on my photo skills.

Thank you

**MacMillans son** · 5th August 11, 06:22 AM

Ahhh, talent and patience, two things I am completely lacking

I assume from the top photo that you have another pair just like this somewhere?

Well done!

**Mael Coluim** · 5th August 11, 06:23 AM

Nice indeed!

**piperdbh** · 5th August 11, 07:17 AM

Those are fine-looking hose! I really like the way you worked the increases into the cables. Or worked the cables into the increases!

In the top picture, unless I'm way off, the stocking on the left shows the back of the sock, and the one on the right shows the front.

**Friday** · 5th August 11, 11:21 AM

Originally Posted by piperdbh

Those are fine-looking hose! I really like the way you worked the increases into the cables. Or worked the cables into the increases!

In the top picture, unless I'm way off, the stocking on the left shows the back of the sock, and the one on the right shows the front.

Correct calf on the left front on the right, unless I have been at the single malt and put them on backwards.

**piperdbh** · 5th August 11, 12:27 PM

Size 3 double-point needles?

**Friday** · 6th August 11, 12:12 PM

Piperdbh - Size 4, circulars, Portuguese method

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