Hand Dyed Sock Blanks Fillet of Sole by ThePaintedTiger

Yarn and Fiber Clubs
Rainbows
Hand Dyed Fibers
Hand Dyed Sock Yarn
  Tiger Twist
  Bengal Twist
  Bengal
  Silver Lynx
  Fillet of Sole
  Panda
Hand Dyed Lace Yarn
Hand Dyed Worsted Yarn
Hand Dyed Bulky Yarn
Custom Knit Scarves
Undyed Yarn & Fibers
Sold!
All Items

View Cart

Get the Newsletter

Welcome to ThePaintedTiger! I hope you will be pleased with my offerings of hand dyed yarn, hand dyed rovings, and custom knit scarves. ThePaintedTiger is located in the bluffs along the Mississippi River in Iowa, USA. Our yarn is spun and dyed in the USA and is as American made as possible.

Please feel free to browse, read or leave some feedback, or learn about new hand dyed yarn and roving coming soon in my Blog. Thanks for coming, and I hope you will visit with me again!

Quick Details

I accept:

Mastercard, Visa, American Express, Discover accepted here.

Shipping:

Calculated First Class or Priority Shipping to US,

calculated First Class International or Priority International to anywhere else!

Iowans will be charged Sales Tax.

Catalog > Hand Dyed Sock Yarn > Fillet of Sole

These sock fillets are double stranded 'scarves' that have been hand painted. Undo the bit of waste knitting, then start both socks at once (magic loop, or two circulars or two sets of DPN's) as you unravel. Eliminates the ball rolling around, and you can set the Fillet of Sole^tm over your knee or shoulder. The pattern that emerges will be different than the original, producing an amazing work of art. Don't want to knit both at once? I will happily frog and ball your Fillet for you!

One Rainbow - Fillet of Sole on Tiger Twist
USD $26.00
Sold

Rainbow Stripe - Fillet of Sole on Tiger Twist
USD $26.00
Sold

Raspberry Mocha - Fillet of Sole in Tiger Twist
USD $26.00
Sold

Patterns | Catalog | Site Map | Around the Web

~We try our best to photograph the colors as true as possible, however monitors may vary, and some hues are elusive. Please read the descriptions, and keep in mind that a picture cannot convey the depths and subtleties of the colors as they play out on the yarn.~