Just yesterday I cast on a new sock. After discovering Marlene with the big hole (I can’t fix it, the hole is actually 3 or 4 yarn overs “cut” by the unseen force in the washing machine) I knew I wanted to knit one of Cookie A’s patterns. Something to fill the void shall we say. I decided on Angee. The yarn is Sensations Truly in truly turquoise that I picked up on clearance at JoAnn’s. So far so good but who knows if I will commit.
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I have that book, but I can never seem to get myself to knit any of them, they are just so scary. I hope it all works out!
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I love that yarn color! It is so pretty!
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I wish I could knit socks. I’ve tried a few times… I can’t seem to get the knack of knitting in the round with sock weight yarn. 😦
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Angee is a very pretty pattern and will look great in the pretty turquoise yarn.
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Nice! Can’t wait to see what it will look like.
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Angee will look great from that yarn! Seems like my washing machine has been talking to yours – mine destroyed a hand-knit pair of socks on the weekend too!
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Commitment? No need to worry about commitment with a rebound project. 😀
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They’ll be pretty! I can’t wait to see the results. 😀
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Such a pretty blue color. Hopefully these are a go!
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Aw, ouchie! Can’t darn the sock? How sad. Always fun to have the excuse for a replacement, yeah?
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Have you considered washing your socks in lingerie bags? I handwash mine, but if I was brave enough to try the machine, that’s the route I’d go. What a bummer! I’d be tempted to frog the socks with the holes.
As long as your socks still fit in a drawer or two, you’re not a hoarder. I would like to see pics of all of them together. 🙂
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Oh how sad that you had to retire the socks, but it looks like the new pair will fill the gap nicely.
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