Pairs #2 and #3 socks are finished.
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Gifted to my granddaughter |
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Were to be gifted, but ended up in my sock drawer |
I started the year gung ho about knitting my socks TAAT. Knitting them two at a time on one long circular needle appeals to me because of its efficiency and practicality. I knit the first three pairs of the year using this method. The problem is, I could not get rid of laddering - the annoying stretched stitch gap left on either side of each sock by the cable. In fact, the unsightly laddering is why pair #2 ended up in my sock drawer instead of being gifted as I had planned.
So, I am back to knitting my socks one at a time concurrently on DPNs or maybe a 9" circular needle.
Here is the pair I am working on currently:
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I made some little DPN holders for these |
Happy Knitting ♥
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