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...
July 2026 monthly recap.........................
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Two favorites were finished in July. The "Other 16 Patch" was made with
Marcia Derse fabrics, front, back, and binding. On this one I staggered
the b...
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