I knit this pair of socks with one needle that was two thirds the length of the others, with one broken end. It was the needle I snapped before a job interview on the last pair of socks I knitted.
Today, finishing off the heel of the first sock (in truth, a stitch holder still holds the stitches for the second heel, it will have to wait for reinforcements, ie a trip to my lys tomorrow) the same needle snapped again, one third of the way along. I think it was all the decreasing that did it. Doing the heels on Turkish socks always makes me kind of tense).
Anyway, that is my way of saying that even though I am not entirely happy with these socks, I am proud of the endurance, innovation, can do attitude, pioneering spirit, no. 8 wire? bricolage? I demonstrated knitting these socks.
Today, finishing off the heel of the first sock (in truth, a stitch holder still holds the stitches for the second heel, it will have to wait for reinforcements, ie a trip to my lys tomorrow) the same needle snapped again, one third of the way along. I think it was all the decreasing that did it. Doing the heels on Turkish socks always makes me kind of tense).
Anyway, that is my way of saying that even though I am not entirely happy with these socks, I am proud of the endurance, innovation, can do attitude, pioneering spirit, no. 8 wire? bricolage? I demonstrated knitting these socks.
I'm not too happy with the colour scheme, the colours are too similar and there is very little contrast, but they were the only colours of sock yarn I had available to me. I love the blue heather colour, so I hope that it wasn't a waste.
They will probably grown on me.