Sock switch.
May. 24th, 2009 08:56 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
stitchy_stitchyQueen of Cups: Done. On my feet. Made one big booboo. Hubby didn't spot it when I asked him to examine the socks, so I think it'll be okay.
Dumbledore sock yarn: Wound; if I draw from the outside I may get identical twins. Swatched. On #2's I got 34 stitches/4". I'm using #3's, which was closer to 30/4".
Numbers for Cat Bordhi's "Riverbed" pathway master pattern: calculated. Of note: I officially do not have fat ankles, although it may be close.
Judi's Magic Cast On: Easier to do with needles in the hand than it looks on paper. Kind of nifty.
I've decided to give socks on two circs a try - I had a #3 circ, and can construct a completely different-colored one from my Boye kit. I'm not sure I'm ready to try two socks at once, though.
Dumbledore sock yarn: Wound; if I draw from the outside I may get identical twins. Swatched. On #2's I got 34 stitches/4". I'm using #3's, which was closer to 30/4".
Numbers for Cat Bordhi's "Riverbed" pathway master pattern: calculated. Of note: I officially do not have fat ankles, although it may be close.
Judi's Magic Cast On: Easier to do with needles in the hand than it looks on paper. Kind of nifty.
I've decided to give socks on two circs a try - I had a #3 circ, and can construct a completely different-colored one from my Boye kit. I'm not sure I'm ready to try two socks at once, though.
