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Oh what I've never even heard of this technique before! Got some heels that are definitely looking on the thinner side these days so this could be a lifesaver, thank you for the link <3
Rye Light have been in my queue for...let's just say a number of years lol. Sadly I don't knit fast enough to keep up with all the pretty things but one day! Looks like a satisfyingly simple pattern to work on for sure.
And ikr, think I originally saw the yarn on Instagram when they were doing those virtual yarn festivals during lockdown, and I just sort of pointed at the screen and shouted "SOCKS!"
Rye Light is ridiculously simple, which is perfect for me for a travel project I can pick up and put down randomly. Very hard to lose track of your place and doesn’t require careful attention. The arch section ends up baggy on my foot, so eventually I will branch out into another basic pattern with a bit more shaping through the heel and arch. There is a pattern by Carol Feller that I’m considering.