Remember those Mazda commercials?
The wavy stripes running down this sock reminded me of curvy roads and fast cars.
Summer is upon us (it’s 82 here today!!) and I wanted a light sexy sock to celebrate. I gotta have something cute to tuck in my purse when we go to the movies.
Zoom Zoom is knit from Hazel Knits Soy Merino which make it a little lighter, and a little shinier, and very soft. The color screams grape popsicles to me! Any standard sock yarn can be subsisted though.
Details: ZOOM ZOOM
Construction: top down, slipped stitch heel flap, wedge toe
Yarn: Hazel Knits Soy Merino in Violeta (she seems to be out of soy for the moment but there’s other stuff)
Needles: US size 1
Gauge: 8sts & 11 rows per inch
Pattern: written and charted instructions
Available for $5 US
A very special thank you to my test knitters: Michelle, Connie, Judith and Brandee, as well as my wonderful model Kathy (so much nicer then yoga contortions to get the shot). You guys totally rock!!
I’ll leave you with a gallery of more Zoom Zoom’s knit by my lovely testers.
That's a great looking sock! You probably want to put a price on it, though...
;-P
Posted by: MicheleLB | June 01, 2009 at 05:04 PM
Zoom zoom zoom! Totally remember that! Love the new pattern! And I sure do love the hazel knits!!
Posted by: irishgirlieknits | June 01, 2009 at 06:09 PM
Those are super cool! I like the zig zag motif a lot.
Posted by: Melody | June 01, 2009 at 07:42 PM
Very nice Sam. I will have to add it to my queue:)
Posted by: Marisol | June 02, 2009 at 10:53 AM
"Zoom Zoom" is perfect for this fun looking pattern! Congratulations on another great one!
Posted by: cupcakefaerie | June 02, 2009 at 01:29 PM
Hehe I love that commercial. I also used to watch a show called Zoom. Awesome socks and you know I have to knit them!! Z's ZZ's ;)
Posted by: Zonda | June 02, 2009 at 06:56 PM
Great pattern Sam! the lightness shows...and wow you had HOT out there alright!
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