

Check out my tiny little fold-up sock-knitting notes, with handy-dandy yarnover diagrams and the four-row pattern I'm following. I'm knitting this sock at swim lessons and baseball until I get the heel flap stitches on Son2's navy blue sock picked up and the gusset decreases set up. From his sock-the-first, I learned that I need to concentrate until I get the decreases set up well. Perhaps sock-the-second will go better (I can only hope!).
2 comments:
Very pretty.
How many pairs of socks have you knit?
Thanks for the kind words! I have finished one pair of socks (for me, in worsted weight crazy-variegated acrylic). I am nearly done with a pair for Son2 -- once I get the gusset decreases going on the second sock it'll be lickety-split.
I'm going to make a tiny duplicate of each sock I finish, as a record. I'll try my hand at that when I'm done with Son2's socks.
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