Whenever I make socks, I have to try on socks.
Whenever I try on socks, I leave the needles in the stitches. I try to put in as many needles as is practical (preferably five, but at least four) to minimize long straight lines and the resulting pressure on the needles. Every time I pull the sock over my heel, I wince inside thinking of all the force acting on my thin wooden needles.
But it has finally happened:
SNAP! Oh, I was very sad.
Especially as this is the size I only had four left (out of six). I am now knitting with three of the right size and one needle which is one size bigger. I don't think it'll make much difference.
I may, however, still "need" to stop in at the knit shop listed in the brochure...
Trimming another........................
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My 9 patch quilt was next in line to be trimmed. This one is smaller than
the 16 patch with many of the same fabrics.
It is all trimmed and ...
23 hours ago

So sorry, Christina. I do the absolute same thing but so far have been lucky, I guess?! Time for a new set??
ReplyDeleteDefinitely time for a new set!! I was tempted by the square metal set in the shop (I did stop there!) but they only had 8". Way too long. :(
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