Flutterfly Socks: A New Knitting Pattern


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My summer came to an end this week with the start of school for my girls. My summer was jam packed with camp, summer school and visiting family and friends. We were really blessed with some great weather, and my garden has really been showing off, especially the last few weeks.

Just check out those blooms. And in the middle of it all my newest pattern to share with you. It has been so fun watching the butterflies come by. I have also seen lots of humming birds, humming bird moths, and bumble bees. This pattern is a great way to celebrate it all.

These socks are top down, with a short row heel and toe. One thing I really enjoyed was that when I finished the heel, the foot of the sock is just a 4 round repeat, making them easy to just knit without a lot of worry.

You can purchase the pattern for these socks in my ravelry shop. Go have a look and give it some love!

Thanks for the support and happy crafting, Julia


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Hi, I'm the creator behind Designs by Diligence. I love crafting. Usually that means playing with yarn through knitting and crochet. I love trying new things, learning, growing and some times trying again. You can find my designs on Ravelry.

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