I got seriously side-tracked by charity knitting, but this week I’m back to my socks. Third time lucky, I finished the first of my shortie socks and made a start on the second one.
This time they’re fitting perfectly, hooray!
Hannah
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I got seriously side-tracked by charity knitting, but this week I’m back to my socks. Third time lucky, I finished the first of my shortie socks and made a start on the second one.
This time they’re fitting perfectly, hooray!
Hannah
xXx
You can tell THAT is fitting perfectly ?
You must be a seer !!! [grin]
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I am now a sock-knitting wizard and I know these things 😀
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Fairy nuff mate ! 😀
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LOVE!!!
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I am knitting socks too and although it is the pattern I use most it is driving me nuts and involving a lot of frogging! Good luck with yours.
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I hope the socks decided to behave themselves!
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They are for my son and I forgot to get him to try them on when he visited so I still do not know how long to make the feet (the pattern says ‘continue until theey are 5cm short of the tipss of the toes’!) so I have left them for now and am working on otther things.
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My life has been consumed by charity knitting. I dropped off 13 hats and a dozen PICC line covers today and I’m already knitting on another hat. Poor socks. I do have a pair cast on but they are just languishing in a project bag stuffed in the back corner of my knitting basket. If we ever get some snow I’m sure that I will pull them right back out and get to work on them again.
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I wonder what makes charity crafting so addictive, I could just run with it forever.
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It’s the joy of gifting to the knitworthy. 🙂
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