Like riding a bike! It just all comes back! :) maybe I’m bragging but it feels good! I’m talking about socks!
Made pizza dough and I kinda thought something was off but kept on going. Realized the next day that I forgot to put double oh flour – just used all bread flour! Not a big deal but I have that recipe in my head – like five ingredients and I’ve been making it at least couple of times a month for the past six or seven years so when it came to the sox recipe, I was a little leery. You could say there’s a few more than five ingredients, from the manual wrap cast-on for 2X2 rib to using the shadow lace transfer tool (a.k.a. ‘jaws’) to change into circular knitting, shortrowing the heel and back to circular, etc. and the toe business, I didn’t miss a beat! Even through I had my sock cheat sheet right there, I didn’t have to look at it once!
My very good friend Cathy, has four
sisters, just like me (‘cept I’ve got a bunch of brothers too). Anyway, we go
back a long way and I know all the girls but haven’t seen them all in a while.
Cathy mentioned that Lori was coming to town and they were all excited to have
a family reunion and I weaseled an invite! And then I thought, gosh, I’m going
to make them each a pair of socks, hoping it would make up for horning in on
the family gathering.
My friend Eloise from Tennessee had gifted
me a couple of bags of sock yarn back in March so I was looking at it as paying
it forward – the sisters were quite pleased and grateful that I had such good
friends!
Can still knock off a pair in just under
an hour!
Happy Canada Day, eh?
3 comments:
Beautiful socks!
I never thought of using the "jaws" to change into circular knitting. I do use the decker combs on my Passap. Now I can knit socks on the brother machine!
Rita in Raleigh, NC
One of my favorite things to make on my KH930. I don't know that I can make a pair from start to finish in 1 hour. Takes me more like 2 hours. Yours are beautiful.
Happy 4th of July!
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