Not quite stripes, a subtle, playful, candy-cane sort of mosaic pattern forms automatically with this Opal yarn:
I like the purl line dividing where the lace ends and the ankle commences:
The pattern is available here:
http://www.mimknits.com/downloads/razorshell.pdf
Razor Shell Socks
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what a wonderful exhibit; I'm very proud of you ;>
My grandmother Jacobi lived in the German province of Baden, and taught me how to knit. You are a wonderful, patient knitter,dyeing and spinning your own yarn! and a wonderful granddaughter.