I am taking another class to better learn how to make a sock from fingering weight yarn
on the machine.
It turned out beautifully and you can 't tell how many times I had to knit that heel
until I figured out what I was doing! lol
Sock number two went much faster,
until I ran out of yarn.
Then I realized that this leftover yarn from the Begonia sweater needs to be used to
adjust the size of the neckline so the fit will improve
and I will not rip out anything.
Sometimes you need to step away from a project to know what to do.
I knew what I was doing when I breezed through piecing the rest of the blocks for the charm pack.
It will take a while until I am up to full creative speed again!
You made that sock on a machine? Whoa....that's just amazing.
ReplyDeleteSocks on a flatbed is so fascinating!
ReplyDeleteIs the class online, or do you tote your machine somewhere?
ReplyDeleteThe sock is so nice - hard to believe you made it on the machine.
ReplyDeleteLove the little cable down the side.
ReplyDeleteThat is a wild photo of sock machine knitting!
ReplyDeleteThe knitting machine was a wonderful investment. The sock looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteSocks on a machine? I didn't even know you could do that!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Betsy
Cute sock! When I reorganized my fabrics I was afraid I would forget that I wanted to use certain pieces together. So I pulled the groups I really wanted to use in a project and keep them separated. And I also wish I could find the black worsted I set aside for hats, to be sure I didn't use it for something else! LOL
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