I have been here before with this sock – I am hoping that this time the sock and bag do not go somewhere I cannot find them. I present vanilla sock, 2nd attempt:
the pattern is from Chrissy Gardiner’s Toe Up! book – the mix and match ribbed pattern, except that I forgot to the ribbing on the instep stitches, so I just went with doing it on the leg. Sometimes, I’ll go back and fix something like this, even though it is for charity and the recipient will never know, but not this. This is because I am spent, physically and emotionally, from closing up the family home and finishing up the sale (which is going very well, hopefully tomorrow the cash shows up on our side). This is a good comfort knit, assuming that I don’t lose the socks before they get sent off to Afghans for Afghans.
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You’ve got me thinking maybe I need to put my business card in the bottom of each of my project bags – just in case!
I generally leave the insteps smooth for Afghans for Afghans, never knowing what kind of shoes (if any) these will go into. Plus, it’s a faster knit, and I can express myself on the cuffs.
Hope you are taking care of yourself after the stress of closing the family home.
Warmly, LongmontKathy
Sue, I love the business card idea in the project bag. Will have to do that today.
Kathy, I like doing simple ribs on the instep to improve the fit for a variety of foot widths. Hadn’t thought about the shoe type issue.
The business card idea is brilliant.
Good luck with the sock. I seem to be frogging more than knitting these days. I think it has something to do with distraction!