April Garden To Dye For


I increased a total of 12 stitches, then just before starting the heel I rearranged the stitches so there were 18 on each (of four) needle. After the heel was knit, I slid the extra stitches back on the sole needles - so that there were 21/15/15/21 just like after the increases. Then I decreased two stitches every other round just as in a traditional flap heel/gusset. When I had decreased down to the original 60 stitches I just went 'round and 'round until the toe decreases.
These socks also were my first time going with a rounder toe decrease. Although I do have pointy feet (thankyouverymuch), I prefer the new way.
4 Comments:
Y'know, your fascination and work with socks is amazing... don't think I've ever met someone who makes so many! Good for you.
Your Dye-O-Rama buddy :)
You have pointy feet? I didn't know that.
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Beautiful socks! I love the color. That's the yarn you dyed yourself; right? It's gorgeous. Only thing missing is a bag that you could have kept it in while you were knitting it. Hmmm ... I wonder where you might get such a thing ...... :-)
I love those socks. Great colors.
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