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I've been interested in knitting socks with two circulars, but really never tried to do it because I kind of like to knit with dpns. But... it also is a little annoying to carry around a sock with dpns, they just keep poking and making holes in the Ziploc (I keep knitting projects in it) and sometimes I fergot to bring the 4th dpn and can't knit.
Then one day my English teacher lent me her Cat Bordi's "Socks Soar on Two Circular Needles." I didn't have circular needles and I've been actually trying not to buy knitting things lately, but since my teacher lend me the book, I thought I should knit a sock from this book.
So I bought Addi Turbos (I was going to buy less expensive Clover needles, but no store carried #0) and knitted a pair of "Simple Sock." It was fun... knitting was faster than with dpns as many people say. I will definitely knit socks with them again, but maybe with smaller sizes (I got a loose gauge again.).
I also liked the book a lot. At first sight the book looks plain, but the sock designs are great. Each sock uses a different kind of knitting techniques (like two-color knitting or lace), so you can experiment with this and that a little.
Congratulations on your first pair of socks. They look great and well done. I've never knitted one, it looks so hard!
Posted by: mimi at September 26, 2005 01:55 AMThank you..
I'm sure you knit great socks, your knitted garments are sooooo beautiful!!
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