Koigu P706D

Ahhhh.

P706 has been my favourite Koigu colourway since forever. There is just so much going on in there, but in such small dabs, it mesmerized me as I knit to the extent that I just kept knitting and knitting until my cranking arm seized up.

This is the one I often call ‘Monet’ for all the fine specks of colour.

I used an olivey-brown Wooly Nylon to reinforce the heels and toes.

I presume the ‘D’ in the colour name means ‘dark’ as this dye lot is darker than other (many other) batches I’ve knit of this.

Here are a few sample pairs:

The top pair is size Medium, and the bottom pair is size Large; both knit with the 72 needle cylinder on the Verdun 47.

Koigu KPPPM is 100% merino, handpainted; ~1705 yds/ 50g

4 thoughts on “Koigu P706D

  1. Just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate all that you share and the time you spend to do so; I am glad to be a bystander part of it (although I do crank out socks, and we do have sheep, so maybe not a total bystander).

  2. I really struggled when I was learning to crank and I received a lot of encouragement and inspiration from others. I hope my blog helps pay the kindness forward ;o)

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