Ugh! I dropped a stitch on the toe of my sock. Of course it should have been in a decrease rows back so I can't just pick up up with a crochet needles I have to rip all the rows back.
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at least it was only a few rows back... (I still would have used a darning needle and from the inside catch it and weave it in- but I am the Ultimate Non-ripper!).
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Chris
Oh man. I make more mistakes than not when knitting, so I feel your pain. Love those socks too - are you going to write up a pattern?
ReplyDeleteWhich pretty much explains why I gave up knitting a long time ago!
ReplyDeleteBut I can still admire what others do.
Rose - I could probably write up the pattern for my size but I'm not skilled enough with socks yet to write it for smaller or larger.
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ReplyDeletethis looks like an evil spiderman..but i love it..
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