Sunday, February 16, 2020

A Sock -A-Sunday

One done and one begun.
I am getting over my irritation over the fiddly zig-zag, feature;
moving thestitches back and forth with the cable needle. 
 No, I can't do cables without a needle because these are twisted stitches, too,
 so there is not enough give to let go of a stitch for even a minute!  
I think by the time I am done messing with dropping and trying to capture the stitches
takes just as much time as just using the cable needle! lol

5 comments:

  1. I love the look of cables but hate doing them. They are fiddly and there is no way of getting around it. Even without a needle they are too fiddly for me anymore.

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  2. Those are beautiful socks and I really like the cable. I always use a cable needle, even when the stitches aren't twisted. Otherwise I tend to drop them and what a mess that makes when cabling.
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  3. Sometimes you just have to take your time. But it's worth it in the end. They will be lovely.

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  4. Cables are definitely fiddly but worth the effort IMHO. I always use a cable needle also because my stitches love to run away, and then I end up ripping back which is very annoying. Love the colors in your yarn!

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  5. Cables are so lovely, but I didn’t know people do them without a needle. I finally got brave enough to do a cable by myself (on my Russia-scarf) and I’m not sure why I was a coward about it for so long...not sure I’m ready for twists, too, though!

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