


I made my first sock! There were several techniques that I had never used before so I followed the pattern exactly without worrying about the gauge. So its a little on the small side but that's ok. I wasn't really planning on doing a pair this time since I figured I might have some mistakes, which I do! There are a couple holes where the stitches naturally want to be loose there. But that's ok, I learned where I need to really yank on it to get it tight enough.
I had a lot of fun learning this! I've been wanting to do socks for a while and I finally found instructions that a 3 year old could follow. I think I could do a pair in a week and a half or so. I like fast projects, I don't have time to get bored!
4 comments:
WOHOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks awesome!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the blog comment, maybe we should run away together haha!!!!!
They look nice & cozy!!!! Good Job!
HUGS,
Mel
Saweeet!
Very cool!! I need to finish my socks--I have been working on them for ohhhhh 2 or 3 years :)
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