Connor was kind enough to model it for me, but then he started making sounds about how nice it was and that maybe he'd like to have one at some point. I have a feeling this isn't my last dance with the pattern.
Meanwhile, I still love socks. I started my Christmas socks...
And promptly abandoned them in favor of finishing my Denature socks. I'm not sure how everyone else decided to get things done, but I check things off the list by what is bothering me the most. The Denature Socks have been on the needles since July and I'm ready to have them finished.
Connor and I watched Stranger Things and I was able to power through much of the leg of the second sock. Just last night I got to the heel and realized that my stripes were not going to match. Mismatched stripes are too much for my little knitter's heart to take, so I ripped back, got some spare grey that I had wound off the ball earlier, and made the grey stripe before the heel longer.
Although.... now that I'm typing this, I'm thinking that I might rip back again and make the green stripe before the final grey stripe a little longer so I can hide how thick the grey stripe is.
Something tells me the saga of this sock is not over. Is anyone else out there as obsessive about their knitting as me? Or you you more of a "No one will see that mistake" kind of knitter?
2 comments :
Getting stripes even would be important to me, but maybe not the stripe that's going to be at the back of my heel inside a shoe. :) I'm definitely more of a "nobody will notice" knitter, unless it's something that might affect fit/feel of the item.
Yay for stripey socks! I have to say I'm not that perfectionistic with making stripey socks line up, but I do find myself being a knitting perfectionist in other sorts of projects.
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