I am taking a break from my other stitching by doing a little hand knitting. I thought I might learn Anna Zilboorg's technique for making "Free-sole" socks, and I couldn't put it down. Consequently, I only have a few more rows to go on this one and then I will reverse the colors and do the other one. I tried a lot of different things while working on this--ways to hold the yarn, turning the work inside out etc. My two color knitting needs a lot of work. More practice!Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Knitting Fever
I am taking a break from my other stitching by doing a little hand knitting. I thought I might learn Anna Zilboorg's technique for making "Free-sole" socks, and I couldn't put it down. Consequently, I only have a few more rows to go on this one and then I will reverse the colors and do the other one. I tried a lot of different things while working on this--ways to hold the yarn, turning the work inside out etc. My two color knitting needs a lot of work. More practice!
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That's one wonderful sock!
Hi Sara. Beautiful sock. I've never tried the magic loop (I assume that's what you're using.) I knit with double points with the sock inside out. I don't know which way is recommended but inside out seems to work for me. Have a lovely weekend, Nancy
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