Hi guys:
I've been stalking you all via your homepage URLs for the past couple of days.
It has been great fun and you all seem to have great talent for knitting :).
Inspiring, even. So I pulled out an old sock pattern book and have been trying my hand at it again.
I am having a pretty good time with it too. I had this BRILLIANT (read newbie) idea! Cast on and then, after knitting the first row ~in~ pattern, transfer to needles and join the work.
Cause joining the work after cast-on nearly makes me scream. My double points keep falling out. Blah. And my tension is so (too?) tight after the first row, they stay in.
I am sure it just take practice. /cry.
Great meeting you all via your webpages :).
Yay!
DowDow -- visit my blog
I usually knit three
I usually knit three rows...flat...then join...to prevent twisting...then close the join with my caston tail...
whatever works for you!!!!
So it ~was~ brilliant. Ha!
So it ~was~ brilliant. Ha!
Since I posted, I've started over.
As I say in my profile, socks make me crazed :).
Thanks for the replies, guys :).
:)
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