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.


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!
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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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