I enjoyed the Tintern Abbey Toe Up Sock class I took from Brenda Dayne at Knots, Knitting on the Square.
Being a knitter who finds patterns more of a suggestions rather than rules, the Sherman Toe and Heel will fit my visual style. I like to read my knitting. I think after I knit the second little learning sock and my own pair, I won't need the directions anymore. This is empowering.
This is my finished little learning sock. I think it looks good.
Brenda passed this sock around for us to see the finished toe and heel on an sized sock. She said we could try it on so I did. I like the fit. I now know what size sock Brenda wears. Perhaps I could knit her some pink socks to match her pink pajamas.
Thanks to Knots Knitting on the Square for bringing the Cast-On 2012 to Ohio!
3 comments:
I like the tightness of the Sherman short rows; really closes up the gap nicely. But the stitches are prettier on other short row methods.
I should come up with a "Lil' Learning Sock" for Evil Genius.
Yes you should come up with a Lil' Learning Sock. I'll be glad to test it for you
Sweet! I like that little learning sock. No interview with Brenda, though?
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